Asian stock markets have had a negative day, with investors apparently unconvinced by US proposals for an economic stimulus package.
The Nikkei in Tokyo fell by 3.9% or 535.4 points to 13,325.9, its lowest close since October 2005.
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On Friday, President George W Bush called for a package including tax incentives for US businesses and direct tax relief for the American people.
The state of the US economy is very important to Asia's biggest companies because American consumers are some of their top customers.
(BBC)
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