Asian stocks fell on Tuesday, Turkish lira hit a record low, suggesting a possible U.S. military action against the Syrian government last week of suspected chemical weapons attacks.
Traders said, although currently no panic selling, just truncate the transaction, investors nervously waiting to see how the situation unfold.
European stock markets opened lower, Eurostoxx 50 futures, Germany's DAX futures and the French CAC-40 index futures are down.
"Military action against Syria on the road has obvious certainty, traders highly uncertain what the impact will be lit powder keg, so that the already volatile region," said Jonathan Sudaria, London Capital Group sales trader.
"Of course, traders will avoid risky assets until some future military intervention from the West, the road clear, he said:" In a trading instruments.
MSCI indices are widely MIAPJ0000PUS Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell by 1.2%, reversing the increase of 0.4% on Monday. Tokyo's Nikkei N225 closed 0.7 percent lower, while the safe-haven yen rose across the board.
Emerging markets hit harder, Philippines stock market. PSI fell 4.3 percent, while Indonesia stock. JKSE fell 3.1 percent to a year low.
, RBC analyst Michael Turner said: "This is a story because Syria and risks, if you see a vast repatriation from emerging market currencies, the yen will benefit."
Dollar and the euro and the U.S. dollar against the Japanese currency to 98.15 yen easing 0.4% of the lost ground, while the euro fell 0.5 percent to 131.12 yen.
U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, not in the gas attack on Aug. 21 in Damascus, the most powerful reaction outside the city, saying that President Barack Obama "believes to be more accountable who will be using the world's most heinous weapons, the world's most vulnerable people. "
Kerry said Obama in consultation with allies, he decided how to respond. His remarks that the United States stock market. SPX at the end of 0.4 percentage points lower, the light volume last Monday.
To five-month high above $ 111 a barrel, Brent crude oil supply disruption risks lifted. Last traded up 0.3 percent $ 111.06 a barrel. U.S. crude oil futures rose 0.3 percent to $ 106.19.
Emerging pain
Hit fears intensified on neighboring Syria, Turkish lira fell about two dollars Tai record lows.
Lira has been under pressure from investors to withdraw from emerging markets, positioning to stimulate many of the world after the U.S. Federal Reserve Board bets will begin to reduce its bond purchase program next month.
In Asia, the Indian rupee and the Malaysian ringgit significant promoters. Rupee hit a record low of $ 65.71 per share, and so Ji Dacheng a three-year low of $ 3.3300 per share.
"This has been a tough time, many emerging market currencies in recent weeks," Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), currency strategist said Greg Gibbs.
"The timing of the taper almost appear less relevant now, as long as the fact that the Fed is thinking this is likely to occur in the next year seems to be enough."
Brazil's finance minister said the Fed has its plan to reduce monetary stimulus, "poor", prompting some emerging market economies, the value of the currency and stock market volatility.
Chinese senior officials Tuesday urged the Fed will consider when and how to quickly relax stimulation to avoid injuring the emerging market economies. <ID:L4N0GS0KD>
Investors also gave commodities and copper fell 0.4 percent to one ton (1.1023 tons) $ 7,332 at arm's length.
Fell to 1,399 ounces of gold, last Monday reached 11 weeks peak $ 1406 or more. It is the end of June has risen more than 200 yuan price bottomed three-year low, traders suspected that some profit-taking is in order.



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