North Korea tests Asian stock market tremors

Panron yesterday, the DPRK conducted a nuclear test and reported that after the launch of short-range missiles, South Korea's stock market fell more than 6%, but close nearly closed, reported 1400.9 points, down 0.2%. Australia, Hong Kong and many other stock index plate has been a shock decline.　　Meanwhile, oil prices in Asian markets fell on the same day.　　Traders in Seoul said overseas investors were injecting more money into the market as they were taking advantage of the South Korean shares, which have been among the world's best performing markets this year, rising more than 20% per cent. China's stock market also went down in the open, but the main reason was the government's announcement that it would restart its IPO, and the market was concerned that the increase would involve a rebound. With a A-share afternoon rally, led Hong Kong stocks from the fall to the 17000 and 250-day line, to maintain a strong real estate stocks increase further. Taiwan's stock market opened low, closed down 2.83 points, with 6734.46 points for Japan's Nikkei index closed up 1.3% in Monday, to get rid of the impact of North Korea's nuclear test, as Japan's steel stocks rose, led the market.