Stock market in Hong Kong fell sharply due to fear of intensifying protests November 11th 13:20
The stock market in Hong Kong on the 11th day of the week has fallen sharply due to concerns over widespread turmoil, as public protests against the government and police have intensified.
The stock market in Hong Kong on the 11th was prevailing for selling orders due to uncertainty about the future of trade talks between the United States and China, and the confusion spread as a police officer fired and injured people over the protests on the 11th morning As a result, the amount of decline has expanded.
At 0:30 pm Japan time, the “Hansen index”, a representative stock index, has fallen significantly by about 2.0% compared to the closing price last weekend.
Market officials say, “The first death after a series of protests started last week has increased the intensity of protests again, and political anxiety has increased.”