A sharp drop of the Japanese Nikki index to the lowest level in 3 weeks

The Japanese Nikki Index fell to its lowest level in three weeks today, Monday, with the shares of the chips sector declining, inspired by the signals of sales that led the technology shares in Wall Street on Friday.

The Nikki index decreased by more than two percent to 41849.82 points, and had decreased earlier in the session to 41843.96 for the first time since the eighth of August. More than half of the Nikki index declined due to two shares of leadership stocks, as the share of the chip testing equipment and the Invidia Advantest supplier declined In startups that focus on artificial intelligence 6.3 percent. The broader Topics Index decreased 0.8 percent. The American markets are closed today, Monday, on the occasion of the Labor Day.