The Japanese stock market has fallen over 1.8% in three straight sessions, but may see a halt in losses on Wednesday. Global markets are expected to have a mild upside as U.S. government shutdown concerns linger. The Nikkei closed lower on Tuesday, with mixed performances from financial, technology, and automobile sectors. Wall Street ended cautiously optimistic, with hopes of lawmakers reaching an agreement to avert a shutdown. Crude oil prices declined due to excess supply concerns. Bank of Japan will release its Tankan Survey of business sentiment, with expectations of positive results.

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