Asian stocks fell across the board South Korea temporarily reached the lowest level for the first time in eight years and five months on March 13 at 19:25

In the Asian stock market on the 13th, the spread of the new coronavirus has heightened concerns about the future of the global economy, and since the start of trading, sell orders have expanded, and the rate of decline has decreased thereafter. In many markets, stock prices have fallen.

South Korea's leading stock indices have fallen by about 3.4% in Taiwan, by about 2.8% in Taiwan, by about 1.6% in Singapore and by about 1.1% in Hong Kong compared to the 12th.

Among them, the surge in sales orders immediately after the start of trading led to a sharp drop of more than 8%, and the representative stock index temporarily reached its lowest level for the first time in eight years and five months since October 2011 during trading hours. Was attached.

In the Chinese stock market, the "comprehensive index" of the representative stock index temporarily fell about 4.2% from the closing price on the 12th, but was repurchased afterwards and fell about 1.2%. , Finished the transaction.

According to market sources, "The stock market was decelerating in the Asian market, but buybacks strengthened in the afternoon and the pace of decline has shrunk. However, the spread of the new coronavirus has not stopped, and the economy has entered the real economy. Investors are becoming more worried as the serious impact of is expected. "