东京股市因中东伊朗局势升级而连续第三天下跌。日本银行行长上田和夫警告称，这可能对经济造成重大影响，而政府表示石油供应不会立即中断。
2026年3月4日，日本日经225股指收于54,245.54点，下跌3.61%，创一个月来最低水平，这是继周二下跌3.06%、周一下跌1.35%后的连续第三天下跌。该指数抹去了自2月8日首相高市早苗以压倒性优势赢得大选以来的所有涨幅。
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