TOKYO, March 11 (Reuters) - Japanese shares tumbled on
Wednesday on concerns about the economic hit from the
coronavirus, with the broad Topix index .TOPX falling 1.53% to
mark its lowest close since November 2016.
The Nikkei average .N225 lost 2.27% to a 14-1/2-month low
of 19,416, slipping below the estimated average cost of the Bank
of Japan's stock investments over almost seven years.