Bangkok (AP). Asian stock markets were mixed on Monday after the US reserves rose to more records as they closed another week of victory.
Future and oil prices in the US were higher against US -Chinese officials’ trade negotiations.
Europe’s future transactions increased after
The agreement was announced after President Donald Trump and European Commission leader Ursula von der Leyen briefly met at the Trump Turnberry Golf course in Scotland with much major imports on both sides that could send shock waves through the economy around the world.
Tokyo’s Nikke 225 index lost 1% to 41,056.81 after doubt about what Japan’s trade ceasefire between Japan and US President Donald Trump, especially $ 550 billion worth of investment in Japan in the US.
The terms of the transaction are still negotiating and no one was formalized in writing, said the official who demanded anonymity to resolve the terms of the negotiation. The official suggested that the goal was the $ 550 billion fund to invest in Trump’s instructions.
The Hong Kong Hang Seng index increased from 0.4% to 25,490.45 and the Shanghai compositional index lost 0.2% to 3,587.25. Taiwan’s Taex rose by 0.3%.
The CK Hutchison, the Hong Kong Conglomerate, selling the ports of the Panama channel, said it could seek a Chinese investor to join a buyer consortium, which may appeal to Beijing, but could also provide more US inspection due to geopolitically full agreement. CC Hutchison campaigns on Monday in Hong Kong decreased by 0.6%.
Elsewhere in Asia, South Korea Kospi has changed little 3.195.49, while the Australian S&P/Asx 200 rose 0.3% to 8,688.40. Indian Sensex decreased by 0.1%.
The Thai markets were closed for the holidays.
On Friday, the S&P 500 rose 0.4% to 6,388.64, and fifth times a week set all time. The Dow Jones industry has risen by 0.5% to 44 901.92, and Nasdaq Composite added 0.2% by closing 21.108.32 to reach its record.
Deckers, UGG Boots and Hoka Shoes have jumped 11.3%, reporting stronger spring profits and income than analysts. Its growth was particularly strong than the US, where income increased by almost 50%.
However, the intelligence decreased by 8.5%by announcing the loss of the last quarter when analysts were looking for profits. The main manufacturer of the chips also said it would reduce thousands of jobs and eliminate other costs when trying to change his destiny. Intel, which helped to run the Silicon Valley as a US Technology Center, was behind competitors such as NVIDIA and Advanced Micro devices, and the demand for artificial intelligence chips is rising.