Stocks in Asian have declined and began their autumn performance with a lot of disappointing loss. In the end turbulence in the emerging markets hasn’t gone anywhere and right now Asian markets are the ones which are getting all of the trouble. Europe stocks drifted amidst uncertain Brexit decision.

Topix lost 0.3 percent.

Hang Seng sank 1 percent.

Kospi decreased 0.8 percent.

MSCI Asia Pacific lost 0.7 percent.

Stoxx Europe 600 fell 0.1 percent.

S&P 500 futures went up 0.1 percent.

MSCI All-Country World lost 0.2 percent.

MSCI Emerging Market lost 0.5 percent.

Currencies are mixed around the world as dollar gains and pound loses.

Greenback climbed less than 0.05 percent against the six major peers and is now at the highest in a week point.

Euro grew 0.05 percent - $1.1606.

Lira lost 2.2 percent – 6.6857 per dollar which is the weakest point for Turkish currency in three weeks.

Yen added 0.1 percent – 110.94 yen per dollar – the best price in a week.

Commodities are more or less stable with no extreme performances in the segment of the market.

WTI oil is stable at $69.80 per barrel point.

Brent added 0.27 percent - $77.85 per barrel.

Natural gas lost 0.93 percent - $2.89 per MMBtu.

Heating oil gained 0.53 percent - $225.49 per gallon.

Gold is up 0.13 percent - $1.208.30.

Silver added 0.09 percent – $14.57 per ounce.

Platinum is up 0.21 percent - $789.50.