As expected, the Asian stocks continued today, Tuesday, with a strong selling wave, with the death rate due to HIV infection reaching 106 in China, the aggravation of the crisis, and the unclear confusion so far in the way the Chinese government deals with the crisis, unlike similar crises ago.
Health experts also made it clear that it might not be possible for China to contain the virus crisis, which has spread rapidly to more than a dozen countries including France and the United States.
Japanese stocks also fell in today's session as the main Topix index in Japan fell 0.92% to lose 15.74 points and reach the level of 1,686.83, and the Nikkei 225 index of Japanese stocks fell 0.94% to lose 219.00 points and reach 23,124.51 level
The Kospi index of South Korean shares also witnessed a decline of 3.20% to lose 71.77 points and reach 2,174.36 level, as the NZX 50 index for New Zealand shares fell 0.91% to lose 107.36 points and reach 11,699.78 level
On the other hand, the Australian shares were affected by the decline in Asian stocks. The S & P / ASX 200 index fell 1.41% to lose 99.74 points and reach the 6,990.80 level
