Japanese stocks collapse as Nikkei hits five-week low

Japan's leading shares have nose-dived after the country's massive earthquake.

Japan's leading shares have nose-dived after the country's massive earthquake.

Tokyo's Nikkei lost 1.7% in early trading today, hitting a five-week low.

The Bank of Japan vowed to ensure financial market stability and liquidity.

Work has been suspended at big Japanese firms including Sony, Mitsubishi and Toyota.

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