Asian stocks fall amid certainty over US interest rates

Asian stocks have dropped on Friday and the highest range of profits has ended since January, with the appetite for risks falling due to the uncertainty over lowering interest rates by the Federal Reserve. The MSCI index of Asia -Pacific stocks fell 0.6%, under losses in Japan. The “Topix” index fell 0.7% after it was closed to a record level in the previous session. On the other hand, the US “S&P 500” index rose to a new record on Thursday, which is the tenth in 19 days, supported by profits in the technological sector. The dollar also rose for the second day in a row, while the yields of the US Treasury bonds remained unchanged after two days of declines. President Donald Trump said the dismissal of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell “is not necessary” after a tour of the central bank headquarters. Optimism about recovery corresponds to the interest policy. The shares have recorded big profits since the lowest levels in April, with the increasing optimism of investors that the tariff war that Trump will not harm the economy or corporate profits, as was previously afraid. However, the recent powerful US work data has weakened expectations by doing an imminent reduction in interest rates by the Federal before the following week. Traders have slightly reduced their bets and now expect less than two reductions this year, after unemployment requests have decreased for the sixth week in a row. “There are still few references to the presence of major cracks in the labor market. If the image remains so, the federal will have a lesser reason to lower interest rates,” said Chris Larkin of the Moregan Stanley company. Technology stocks rose on Thursday with strong profits from Alphabet, holding expectations about the continued mutation of artificial intelligence in favor of US technology giants. Invidia recorded a new record. US stock futures increased in Asian trade on Friday, after Intel issued optimistic sales expectations. In Japan, the shares with the direction of some investors fell to pick profits after the market jumped over two days after the conclusion of a trade agreement with the United States. “People are profitable before weekends after strong profits,” said Masayyuki DushaTa, chief analyst of the Rakutin Institute for Economic Research. The slowdown in Tokyo in Japan also delayed the cost of living in Tokyo for the second consecutive month due to some temporary factors, despite the continued high food prices. “The dangerous origin seems to be more meek about the possible damage to customs duties, despite the clear references of fixed income markets that the United States are facing the possibility of an inflationary recession,” Garfield Renolds said. He added: “It is noted that investors have become more concerned about inflation compared to last year, with inflationary symptoms for five years to 2.68% compared to 2.39% in July.” Trade offices recommend that you buy a low -cost hedge tool. Trading offices in companies such as “Goldman Sachs” and “Citadel Sikiuries” are advised to buy low -cost hedging tools against potential losses in US equities, in light of a range of risks blowing on the horizon, despite the standard heights in the market. The most important indicators are constantly increasing with the United States signing commercial transactions amid a strong profit season. The “VIX” index, the famous scale of fear in Wall Street, has not been so low since February, while the S&B 500 has jumped 28% since April 8. This situation makes it easy to buy cheap fences against any collapse in the market. “If you are worried, the market makes it easier for you to rent hedging tools.” Elsewhere, Thai Origins became the focal point after Thai F-16s launched strikes in military sites in neighboring Cambodia, amid the escalation of the conflict between the two countries.