Japanese Stocks Drop Despite Lower Yields as Investors Fear Recession; Yen Hits 32-Year Low
- Japanese stocks fall despite bond yields dropping as investors worry about recession
- Attention turns to Tokyo CPI data and BOJ meeting next week
- Yen sinks to 32-year low vs dollar, prompting more BOJ bond buying
- China industrial profits extend declines but pace easing
- Asia stocks set for weak end to a rough week amid global growth fears
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