The death of North Korea's leader has driven falls across Asian markets.
After the announcement of Kim Jong-ils death, traders moved to the US dollar leading to a fall in equities and South Koreas won.
An increased possibility of the nuclear-armed, communist state collapsing triggered an immediate sell-off. Analysts, basing their predictions on the reaction to Kim Il-sung's death in 1994, are expecting a heavy sell-off that will take months to recover....