SYDNEY: Japanese shares suffered their biggest one-day fall in six weeks on Thursday as the safe-haven yen strengthened after the U.S. Federal Reserve's dour economic outlook spooked investors.
The benchmark Nikkei average plunged 2.8% to 22,472.91, its largest daily decline since May 1, moving further away from a 3-1/2-month closing high hit earlier in the week.
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