(Reuters) - The Nikkei share average slid 2.5 percent, tracking a big slide on Wall Street on Thursday as a sharp widening in credit spreads stoked fears that problems in the subprime mortgage market are spreading and could hurt the economy.
"The situation is no longer like that you are OK as long as you are selling the yen," said Shuichi Kanehira, senior vice president of Mizuho Corporate Bank.
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"The situation is no longer like that you are OK as long as you are selling the yen," said Shuichi Kanehira, senior vice president of Mizuho Corporate Bank.
Read more at Reuters.com Hot Stocks News
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