Asian stock markets with mixed results - financial experts analyze impact on technology and real estate sectors.

Asian stock markets with mixed results - financial experts analyze impact on technology and real estate sectors.

According to a report by www.moneycab.com, showed on Monday that the Asian stock markets reacted inconsistently. While trading in Tokyo was paused due to a holiday and the market in mainland China was up, Hong Kong posted losses, with the Hang Seng index falling 1.38 percent to 17,987.00 points.

Analysts at Deutsche Bank noted that tech-heavy bourses in Hong Kong were hit by the fallout from U.S. trading, where Nasdaq bourses fell on Friday amid renewed interest rate concerns. This also affected the leading index Kospi from South Korea, which closed one percent weaker.

Hong Kong's real estate sector also caused continued concerns, while signs of stabilization in other parts of the economy faded. This caused the Hang Seng Index to fall after hitting its highest level in about a week on Friday.

In contrast, the CSI 300, which tracks the share prices of the largest companies on China's Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, stabilized after previously slipping further.

The Australian leading index S&P ASX 200 also recorded a decline of 0.67 percent to 7230.40 points at the beginning of the week.

The inconsistent development of the stock markets in Asia once again shows how sensitive they are to external influences. Ongoing concerns about Hong Kong's real estate sector and interest rate concerns in the US have led to losses and could further influence market developments in the coming days. However, an accurate forecast is difficult because markets are influenced by various factors and the situation can change quickly. Analysts will therefore closely monitor developments in the coming days in order to assess the impact on the market and the financial industry.