Asia-Pacific review: Major stock indices fall all over the Japanese stock

Major stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region tumbled in Monday, with a A-share index falling 1.07%, the index closing 2.53%, Taiwan's stock market closing 3.53%, the Nikkei index falling 2.6%, South Korea's stock market down 3.5% and Australia's stock market down 1.5%. A-share market slightly lower open, many empty around the 3,100-point prev-saw. In the afternoon, although the index has a certain rebound, but by the weight of the impact of the fall, the cities eventually both dive.　　The Shanghai Composite Index closed at 3080.56 points, down 1.07%, Chengzhi closed at 12660.54, down 0.36%, trading volume than the previous session has a certain decline.　　Hong Kong stock index closed down 447 points, reported 17,261 points, a decrease of 2.53%, a deal of 52.462 billion Hong Kong dollar, the state-owned enterprise indexes fell 290, closed to 10,284 points, or 2.79%.　　Taiwan's stock market closed 3.53% per cent, the biggest single day in three months, with the weighted index tumbling 239.04 points, closing at 6530.82 points, with a closing value of 120.605 billion yuan. Japan's Nikkei stock index fell 2.6% in Monday, the lowest in eight weeks as Japan's political uncertainty heats up. Nikkei index. N225 fell 236.95 points to 9050.33, the lowest position since May 18.　　The Nikkei index has fallen by 9.1% per cent even 9th. South Korea's stock market fell 3.5% in Monday, the biggest percentage drop in more than four months, as investors fretted about us financial and corporate profits.　　South Korea's composite stock index closed 3.53% to 1,378, 12 points, the biggest single day since March 2, the largest percentage decline, then fell 4.16%. In addition, the Australian stock market fell 1.5%,s&p/asx 200 Index to 3,737.5 points.