Tokyo Electric stock at lifetime low

Tokyo Electric stock at lifetime low

TOKYO, Japan - An electronic board shows the closing price of Tokyo Electric Power Co. stock at 362 yen (near bottom R), a new all-time low, on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on April 5, 2011. The stock, which fell by its daily allowable limit of 80 yen, or roughly 18 percent, was sold amid concern that the utility is likely to face huge damages payments due to an ongoing crisis at its crippled nuclear power plant.

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