Asian stocks fall in Shanghai 12:11 on February 25
On the Asian stock market on the 25th, stock prices have dropped in the Shanghai market in China due to concerns about the impact of the spread of the new coronavirus on the global economy, while South Korea and other countries have been buying back declining stocks. It has come out.
In the Shanghai and China stock markets, the “comprehensive index,” a representative stock index, temporarily declined by about 1.7% immediately after the start of trading, compared to the closing price on the 24th.
Since then, there has been a repurchase activity, and as of 11:30 am Japan time, it has fallen by about 1% compared to the 24th.
On the other hand, other Asian stock markets have been buying back in South Korea, which has fallen nearly 4% on the 24th.
Leading stock indices around the world are up about 0.8% in Singapore, about 0.6% in Korea, and about 0.1% in Hong Kong and Taiwan, respectively, compared to their closing prices on the 24th.
A market source said, "As stock prices in Asia have fallen across the board yesterday, buybacks are taking place today. However, it is difficult to predict when the spread of the new coronavirus will end. , The stock market is likely to remain nervous for the time being. "