Most Asian stocks fell after the recovery of the Japanese yen against the dollar which had a negative impact on the shares of Japanese companies are export-oriented, 


to the Japanese stocks led the decline in Asian stocks. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index was almost unchanged at the level of 147.44 points, this comes in the light of attempts to market pricing outlook for the US economy to raise interest rates and its negative impact on the stock markets' expectations. On the other hand, fears in the markets of Greece crisis and its negative impact on private financial markets continue with the non-arrival of any of the parties to the solution of last resort. Japanese stocks fell during the day to witness the broader Topix index in Japan decline by 0.63% to witness discount 8.25 points up to level 1292.51, while for the Nikkei main 225 Japanese shares fell 0.66%, losing 135.13 points, up to the level of 20322.06. Chinese stock indices witnessed a rise during the day where the CSI 300 index saw a rise of 2.34% to 122.53 points, and win up to level 5353.75 as Shanghai index rose 2.17% to 108.79 points, and win up to level 5131.88. On the other hand S & P / ASX 200 index of the shares of Australia rose by 0.30% to 16.54 points and win up to level 5515.00 while the Hang Seng Index saw Hong Kong shares drop 0.07% discount to witness up 20.40 points to 27295.88 level. As for the NZX 50 index for New Zealand shares fell by 0.35% to 20.50 points and deduct up to level 5865.31 as the Kospi index rose for shares of South Korea by 0.33% to 6.73 points and win up to level 2071.92.