Japanese and Korean stock markets opened higher but closed lower, with the Korean stock market ending slightly down.
BlockBeats news, June 19, according to Bitget market data, due to the impact of the US-Iran situation, Japanese and Korean stock markets opened higher but closed lower on Friday.
The Nikkei 225 index closed up 196.57 points on June 19 (Friday), an increase of 0.28%, after falling more than 0.5% during intraday trading, and finished at 71,250.06 points.
The Korean KOSPI index closed down 14.81 points on June 19 (Friday), a decrease of 0.16%, after falling more than 3% during intraday trading, and ended at 9,049.03 points.
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