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Stock market rout intensifies amid fears central banks are 'out of ammunition

Stock markets in Asia Pacific fell heavily on Wednesday with investors fearing that central bankers were “out of ammunition” and unable to intervene to stop a global rout.

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As fresh fears about the banking system added to concerns about the wider global economy, the Nikkei average in Japan fell 2.3% to a 16-month low with concern about the strength of banks and a stronger yen pulling the market down.

In Australia, banking and mining stocks led the Australian ASX/S&P200 index into bear territory and its lowest level since 2013. The Chinese markets are closed this week for the lunar new year holidays.

European shares were expected to fall at the opening on Wednesday morning, according to futures trading.

One analyst said markets could be seeing the start of the “final capitulation” as the attempt by central banks to stimulate growth with cheap money since the global financial crisis in 2008 had run its course.

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