Sound one U.S. dollar global market fell again become a safe haven.

<P> Around Ireland and the debt crisis policy tightening in China a lot of uncertainty, risk aversion to the international market once again focused on the release. .United States and Europe on Tuesday, major indexes fell 2% of the Asia-Pacific stock markets fell Wednesday, a sound, crude oil, gold as a continuous diving. .U.S. dollar is once again a blessing in disguise. .</ P> <P> late Wednesday, MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 0.8%, sharply lower for the fourth consecutive trading day. .Among them, China's Hong Kong stock market fell 2% in four and a half to record its biggest one day drop. .Australian stock market fell 1.6%, the Korean stock market fell 0.1%. .Japanese stocks edged up 0.2%. .The day before the U.S. market, three major U.S. stock indices down nearly 2%, the highest the largest decline in three months. .European stock markets fell Tuesday, more than 2%. .</ P> <P> commodities has continued to slump. .International oil prices in electronic trading on Wednesday, fell 0.9% to below 82 U.S. dollars. .Gold also fell to a two-week low of $ 1,330. .</ P> <P> the dollar once again play a "safe haven" role, the U.S. dollar index climbed 0.1% in Europe on Wednesday, to 79 at the top, continuing the strong. .Since the 5th of this month, the dollar rose nearly 5% of the total. .</ P> <P> Analysts said the recent stock market crash has multiple factors. .The first is the re-emergence of Ireland and other European countries, signs of debt crisis. .Currently, the EU and IMF experts are Ireland's major commercial banks on a risk assessment to determine the need for external assistance in the country. .Another uncertain factor is China's policy orientation, the recent market expectations for interest rate increased sharply in China, which in the short term impact on the stock market sentiment. .</ P> <P> analysts worry that, given the stock market has accumulated a greater adjustment pressures in the short term market volatility likely to continue. .However, some professionals are still optimistic about the outlook. .</ P> <P> Goldman Sachs Asset Management Chairman Jim O'Neill, 17, told Shanghai Securities News interview, said that so far, the adjustment of the stock market is still "very mild, not worth the fuss." .He believes that the Irish crisis can be resolved quickly, will not bring significant "contagion effect." .In contrast, the China factor is more important, if China continues to raise interest rates to guard against inflation risk, the economy and the stock market for long-term should be positive, despite the short term the market may have some negative reaction. .</ P>.