Nikkei sees worst day since 1987 with Japan stocks in bear market; South Korea’s Kospi halts trading

The 12.4% loss was the worst day for the Nikkei 225 since “Black Monday” in 1987; South Korea’s Kospi fell 8.1% before trading stopped for 20 minutes due to the exchange’s circuit breakers. Japan stocks confirmed a bear market on Monday as Asia-Pacific markets continued the sell-off from last week, …

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