Asian stocks are rising amid the anticipation of the markets for commercial developments

Asian stocks rose at the beginning of a cautious week, amid anticipation of signs indicating the progress in trade negotiations between the United States and several countries in Asia, in addition to the possibility that China should recognize more stimulus procedures for the economy. The regional index rose 0.6%, powered by the increase in Japanese and Australian stock markets, while the S&P 500 futures dropped 0.5% in Asian trade. Gold prices fell 0.4% with traders liquidating their positions, to indications that the precious metal height could be overwhelmed, at great velocity. US Treasury and the dollar also settled. Investors are awaiting major economic data, investors will focus on the most important economic data this week, such as the Bank of the Bank of Japan on interest rates, US job reports and gross domestic product data, to see if the current stability in the markets will continue in light of the customs tension. US stocks recorded their longest progress in three months on Friday, amid increasing expectations that the Federal Reserve could again reduce monetary policy in the first half of this year, with the possibility of delaying the US economy. “After a strong week for global markets, we start until the end of the month, and a trading week full of dangerous opportunities, with” optimistic “position,” says Chris Weston, head of the research division of the ‘Bibreson Group’ business in Melbourne. -LAGEMENTS has begun to reduce. “Called for the expected results of commercial negotiations, traders will also follow any signs of progress in US trade negotiations after President Donald Trump suggested that the postponement of high customs duties would not be possible. Asian countries are likely to conclude temporary transactions to avoid the sudden return to the worst US DUE Help management, the Trump administration has prepared a framework to negotiate with about 18 countries, including a model that defines areas of common attention to direct discussions. The US Treasury Secretary said the Trump administration works on bilateral trade transactions with 17 major commercial partners, with the exception of China. The administration’s argument that Beijing would be forced to sit at the negotiating table confirmed again, as it could not carry the level of new US customs duties of 145%. However, some investors are questioning the repeated recovery of Wall Street, and they are concerned about categories of basic data that can provide proof whether commercial disorders in April will cause continuous economic pain. The Minister of Finance has been waiting for China’s upcoming steps in China, saying that Fuan said the country would accept more effective and proactive policy to achieve the purpose of its growth, and to “give stability and bring about the global economy”, in a statement published on the ministry’s website on Saturday. China will hold a press conference on Monday to discuss policies and procedures aimed at stabilizing work, ensuring stable growth and promoting high quality development. There are no plans for the ministers to speak during the meeting scheduled at 10:00 in Beijing, which will be led by Deputy Minister officials, according to a notice issued by the State Council’s information office. “The real question is what will be declared, will it be additional stimulus, or will it be announced before?” He added: “Until more details are revealed later today, the market will treat this news with caution, after being damaged several times over the past six months due to the follow -up of the Chinese stimulating news.”