Japan Stocks Plunge As Markets Brace For More Tariffs | Bloomberg: The Asia Trade 3/31/25

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Chapters:
00:00:00 – Bloomberg: The Asia Trade begins
00:00:51 – BREAKING: South Korea February industrial output rises 7% Y/Y
00:03:13 – Trump says he is ‘pissed off’ with Putin
00:08:50 – China recapitalizes four state banks
00:13:35 – Moody’s Analytics’ Katrina Ell on economic outlook
00:24:25 – Oil edges higher as Trump threatens Putin with fresh penalties
00:30:27 – BREAKING: Trump says he is making progress on Russia & Ukraine deal
00:31:24 – Albanese government takes the lead in polls ahead of election
00:34:58 – CADDi’s Yushiro Kato on business strategy
00:40:55 – BREAKING: Japan February industrial output rises 2.5% M/M
00:42:21 – Regulators flag ASX compliance flaws
00:46:33 – Markets open in Japan & South Korea
00:50:02 – JPMorgan Asset Management’s Kerry Craig on market strategy
00:57:59 – Trump says he doesn’t think Putin will go back on his word
01:10:55 – Myanmar rescuers race against time after massive earthquake
01:14:52 – South Korea’s short selling ban expires
01:18:10 – Wrtn Technologies secures $74 million in additional funding
01:22:59 – Hegseth says US is upgrading Japan ops
01:27:52 – Japan’s Nikkei index falls as US tariff Worries hit exporter stocks
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