Inventory markets in Asia dropped on Monday after US tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico triggered fears of a success to international progress.
Japan’s Nikkei index tumbled as a lot as 2.6 p.c in early buying and selling.
Shares in Hong Kong, which embrace listings of Chinese language firms, fell half a p.c.
China’s markets resume buying and selling on Wednesday after holidays.
Al Jazeera’s Rob McBride is monitoring developments from South Korea’s capital, Seoul.
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