In Europe's major stock markets on the 14th of the week, concerns about the situation in Ukraine have increased, and the stock index has fallen sharply by more than 3% in Germany's Frankfurt and Paris markets.
Europe's major stock markets, which began trading at 5 pm on the 14th of Japan time, saw growing orders for a wide range of stocks shortly after the start, as concerns about the situation in Ukraine increased.
Stock indexes in major markets fell sharply by more than 3%
at 6 pm Japan time
, 3.5% in Frankfurt, Germany and 3.4% in Paris, compared to last weekend's closing price. In
addition
, the price dropped by 2.1% in the London market.
Market officials said, "Crude oil prices are rising from the view that if Russia invades Ukraine, the supply and demand of energy will be tight, and the market is wary of further acceleration of inflation in Europe." I'm talking to you.