TOKYO, July 20 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei average is expected to extend its slide on Tuesday after disappointing U.S. earnings and housing data deepened concern about the pace of U.S. economic recovery, with a weaker yen likely to prompt exporter selling.
Amid an increasingly bearish technical picture, the benchmark could test the downside at 9,076 and then 9,050 later this week, depending on a raft of U.S. corporate results, analysts said.
On Monday, Wall Street rose on ...
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