Southeast Asian stock exchanges closed lower

The stock exchanges in Southeast Asia had a day with negative results motivated by distrust of economic growth, with exceptions such as Thailand.

The Nikkei average sank to its lowest level in 16 months after its sharp fall of 3.55% driven by declines in Wall Street yesterday and a lack of confidence in the measures undertaken to curb the rise of the yen because the Asian stock closed lower..
The Nikkei index lost 325.20 points to 8824.06 units while the Topix index, which groups all the values of the first section, yielded 24.54 points, or 2.95% to 804.67 integersand the Southeast Asian stock closed lower.

The Shanghai Stock Exchange closed the day with a drop of 0.52% due mainly to losses of the securities of insurance companies and brokers.

Southeast Asian stock closed lower

The Shanghai Composite Index (convertible and non-convertible shares) ended its daily trading integers 2638.80, 0.52 or 13.86% less units below the previous asian stock close lower.
The benchmark Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, the Hang Seng lost 200.73 points, or 0.97% after which the whole stood at 20536.49.
Seoul's stock market closed with losses close to 1% yesterday down by the setbacks of the New York market, which particularly affected the technology stocks.The Kospi index of South Korean market fell 17.38 points, or 0.99% to close at 1742.75 integers, while the indicator Kosdaq technology stocks fell 1.38 points, or 0.30% up to 464.71 units.

Asian stock market lower

In Thailand, Bangkok's stock market grew by 3.54 units or 0.39% to bring the SET index in the mark of 913.19 points.In Singapore, the floor of the city-state whole fell 6.73 or 0.23%, which placed the Straits Times Index 2950.33 integersand asian stock close lower.