TOKYO, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei stock average slipped 2 percent on Friday after fears that authorities might be curbing stimulus efforts too soon sent Wall Street lower, with Toyota Motor Corp and other exporters falling. Nomura Holdings was untraded due to a glut of sell orders after Japan's largest securities firm said it would raise up to $5.6 billion in its second share sale since it bought the European and Asian operations of Lehman Brothers.
The benchmark Nikkei lost 213.33 points to 10,330.39, while the broader Topix fell 2 percent to 930.77. (Reporting by Elaine Lies)