TOKYO (Reuters) - Turnover of Japan's main board hit the highest level since last November on Tuesday as Tokyo stocks plummeted, rallied and then tumbled again in a highly volatile session as fears about China's economy continued to spook investors.
Turnover of the broader Topix (TOPX) hit 4.92 trillion yen($41.33 billion), the highest level since Nov. 4, 2014.
Tuesday's see-saw trading followed a brutal Monday session in which the Nikkei share average (N225) posted the biggest daily drop in more than two years.
The Nikkei dropped 4.0 percent to 17,806.70.
The Topix (TOPX) fell 3.3 percent to 1,432.65 and the JPX-Nikkei Index 400 (JPXNK400) shed 3.4 percent to 12,910.11.