Nikkei falls on yen worries, turnover lowest this year

TOKYO, May 24 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks fell on Tuesday as uncertainty on whether Tokyo would intervene to weaken the yen over U.S. objections sapped confidence, while worries over fiscal policy and a pending decision on a sale tax hike sent turnover to its lowest level this year.
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