Daily swings of 10 per cent are rare for a national stock index. Yet over the past week such volatility has become a recurring feature of Asian markets. Strikes on Iran were immediately followed by a 7 per cent drop in Korea’s benchmark Kospi index, then another 12 per cent the next day, while Japan’s Nikkei 225 also fell. A day later, the Kospi index rose 10 per cent, its strongest rally since the global financial crisis.
一国的股票指数单日波动10%并不常见。然而在过去一周，此类波动在亚洲市场反复上演。伊朗遭到打击后，韩国基准Kospi指数应声下挫7%，次日又下跌12%，日本的日经225指数也走低。一天后，Kospi指数又上涨10%，创下manbetx app苹果 金融危机以来的最强劲反弹。
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