Japan's Nikkei share average finished lower for a second consecutive day on Thursday, with the yen's sudden appreciation and a mixed performance on Wall Street dragging on sentiment. The Nikkei seesawed in and out of positive territory throughout the day but ended the day down 0.1% at 38,236.07. Losses were relatively limited, however, as investors avoided making big moves.
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