As Asian bagss closed in widespread low on Friday (13), as a Israel’s attack against Iran It launched a global risk aversion movement.
The Japanese Index Nikkei fell 0.89% in Tokyo, at 37,834.25 points, while Hang SENG retreated 0.59% in Hong Kong, to 23,892.56 points, South Korean Kospi gave 0.87% in Seoul, to 2,894.62 points, and Taiex recorded loss of 0.96% in Taiwan, A 22,072.95 points.
In mainland China, the compound Shanghai retreated 0.75%, at 3,377.00 points, and the least compound compound Shenzhen had a more significant drop from 1.31%to 2,001.06 points.
Israel attacked Iran amid growing tensions about the rapid advance of Tehran’s nuclear program. In the offensive, Israeli bombardment had as targets nuclear facilities and Iranian military leaders.
In retaliation, Iran launched more than 100 drones on Israeli territory, according to the Israeli army.
Investors also continue to monitor developments from the latest commercial negotiations between US and China, which led the world’s two largest economies to resume this week the tariff truce signed last month.
In Oceania, the Australian bag was in the red for the second consecutive trading floor, with a low of 0.21% of S&S ASX 200 in Sydney, at 8,547.40 points.
