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Asian stock markets went up and down on Monday, and oil prices fell. The US - led strike on Syria seems unlikely to escalate, and market pressure has eased, but the market is worried that Russia may respond to new U.S. sanctions.
Because the situation in the Middle East is still unstable, the market trend is relatively mild. E- Mini S & P 500 index futures edged up 0.38%, Japan Nikkei index.N225 increased 0.2%.
MSCI, Ming and Asia Pacific (except Japan) index.MIAPJ0000PUS fell 0.4%, and China's stock market Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 index.CSI300 fell 0.7%.
The United States, France and the United Kingdom launched 105 missiles on Saturday, targeting three chemical weapons facilities in Syria, called the US Department of defense, in retaliation for the suspected gas attack on the town of Duma in April 7th.
Russian President Putin warned Sunday that further attacks by western countries on Syria will bring chaos to the global situation. On this occasion, the United States is going to increase pressure on Russia through new economic sanctions.
But because Trump announced the completion of the task, investors may bet on the worst case.
"The stock market is worried that the US action against Assad will continue for a long time and the situation is expanding, which seems unlikely." J.P. Morgan analysts said in the report.

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