Italy's general election attracted attention, and the Asia-Pacific stock market fell by 2.26%.

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Tokyo's Nikkei 225 index fell sharply on 26th, falling by 263.7438+0 points to close at 1 1398.438+0 points, with a decrease of 2.26%.

According to the Kyodo News Agency, the Nikkei index of Tokyo stock market fell sharply after the opening on the 26th, dragged down by the unstable political situation in Italy. Coupled with the overnight decline in US stocks, the yen in the foreign exchange market rose, and the yen rose rapidly shortly after the opening, leading to the decline in the export sector. Tokyo's Nikkei index once fell more than 280 points.

Asia-Pacific stock markets generally fell. At the close, the Korea Composite Index fell by 9.5438+0 points, or 0.47%, to 2000438+0 points. The weighted index of Taiwan Province Province reported 66.78 points to 7880.90 points, a decrease of 0.84%.

Hong Kong Hang Seng Index is now at 22,642.56 points, down 179.36 points, or 0.79%. The mainland financial industry index led the decline, and the H shares of Xinhua Life Insurance and China Merchants Bank fell nearly 3%.

As of press time, the Singapore Strait Index fell 0.78% to 3263.438+09 points; Thailand's Composite Index fell 0.63% to 1530.38, Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index fell 0.9 1%, and Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur Composite Index fell 0. 17%.