As Asian bags closed in a modest high this Thursday (08)while investors await developments in the Trump government’s tariff policy and one day after the Federal Reserve (Fed) once again leave their interest rates unchanged.
The Japanese Index Nikkei rose 0.41% in Tokyo, at 36,928.63 points, South Korean Kospi advanced 0.22% in Seoul, to 2,579.48 points, and Hang Seng was up 0.37% in Hong Kong at 22,775.92 points.
Na China continentalcompound Shanghai registered a high of 0.28%, to 3,352.00 points, on its third day followed by gains, and the least compound Shenzhen advanced 1.03%at 1,988.10 points.
Exception in Asia, Taiex ended the session with marginal loss of 0.02% in Taiwan, at 20,543.40 points.
O President two United States, Donald Trump, He said yesterday that China “wants a lot” to close an agreement on reciprocal tariff policy imposed by its government last month.
Over the weekend, authorities from both countries are expected to meet in Switzerland to try to reverse the commercial impasse.
Trump also said he will announce the first trade agreement with “a large country” this morning. It is speculated that the country in question is the United Kingdom.
The Fed, as the US Central Bank is known amid the uncertainties on the effects of Washington tariffs.
In Oceania, the bag was in blue for the second consecutive trading session, high of 0.16% of S&S ASX 200 in Sydney, at 8,191.70 points.
