like Bags from Asia and the Pacific They were mostly closed on Wednesday (21), still under the influence of interest discounts in the region. The exception was from JapanThat fell in the midst of concerns about the effects of the Trump government tariff policy.
Yesterday, Central Banks in China (PBOC) and Australia (RBA) reduced their primary attention.
PBOC has announced a reduction in 10 bases, the first since October, amid uncertainty about future employment discussions between China and the United States, although both countries have stopped the so -called “mutual” tariffs for 90 days.
RBA reduced its average by 25 basic points and adopted the “occurrence” tone of analysts, indicating the continuity of Australian monetary policy relaxation.
The Taiex Index increased by 1.29 % in Taiwan by 21,803.91 points, while South Korea Korea advanced 0.91 % in Seoul, to 2625.58 points, and Hang Singh increased by 0.62 % in Hong Kong at 23,827.78 points.
In China on the mainland, Combound Shanghai advanced 0.21 %, to 3,387.57 points, at its third positive session, and the least compound vessel was compound at 2010.01 points.
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce threatened to take legal measures against us with attempts to impose restrictions on the use of Chinese chips, indicating that the tensions between Beijing and Washington continue despite the breaking of the bilateral tariff.
On the other hand, Nikki decreased by 0.61 % in Tokyo to 37298.98 points after data showed that Japanese exports to the United States suffered from the first annual decline in four months, indicating the impact of American definitions. Japan and the United States are expected to start a new round of tariff negotiations on Friday (23).
In Oceania, the Australian bag was blue for the second day in a row, an increase of 0.52 % of the S & S ASX 200 in Sydney, 8,386.80 points.
