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Tokyo, Japan, March 15, 2011 /WNCNews/ – Explosion on a nuclear power plant in Fukushima made Japanese stock markets slumped further. In trading on Tuesday, the Japanese stock market fell 11.03% because fears of investors to the widespread impact of this nuclear crisis.

In trading on Tuesday (March 15, 2011), the Nikkei index dropped 1061.35 points to 8559.14 level. The index remains down despite Bank of Japan (BoJ) has disbursed cash injection rescue as much as 5 trillion yen.

As quoted from AFP on Tuesday (March 15, 2011), shares of big companies like Toyota Motor Co. and Sony, the most exposed to pressure, after they suspended some productions due to the tsunami.

Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan said earlier, a fire that occurred in the atom-powered nuclear reactors currently generate nuclear radiation continues to increase

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