Technology shares soil in Asia with Jen fluctuation and a decrease in Wall Street

Asian technology shares have dropped today, Friday, to Wall Street’s footsteps, as the slowdown in the United States has led to the reluctance of major technology companies. The fluctuations dominated the junctions. The Index of Asian technology stocks fell by up to 3.1%, reflecting more than 1% in Japan and South Korea. The shares rose in Hong Kong and Australia, while the Chinese shares varied. The Nasdaq 100 index fell 2.2% on Thursday, due to the performance of some major businesses this year, including the “Envenia” and “Microsoft”. These moves came in the aftermath of data showing the high price of consumer prices in the slowest rate since 2021, which strengthened the justifications for lowering interest rates by the Federal Reserve. Optimism over low interest rates has led to the transformation of important technology companies to sectors such as real estate and basic materials. Japanese shares were affected by the Japanese shares on Thursday, which speculated that the authorities intervened to support the currency. The Bank of Japan performed the SO calls price controls in the foreign exchange market in preparation for the potential intervention, according to a link that is directly after the case to “Bloomberg News”. “They have now shown their hands and interfered, and they must continue to intervene just to retain the credibility of this intervention,” said Adarsh ​​Sinha, co -chair of the foreign exchange strategy and Asia prices at the Bank of America Cistiotes, in statements to Bloomberg TV. As for the Japanese Ministry of Finance, Sinha believes that the case is “still a difficult task.” In a related framework, Treasury effects were reduced from yesterday’s increase in early trading today. The possibility of low interest rates in the United States has led to a decrease in treasury income for ten years by seven basis points to 4.21% in the previous session. The dollar index resolved with the largest margin since May yesterday after the decline yesterday. Australian and New Zealand government bonds have been opened. The federal goal is to describe the head of the Federal Reserve in Chicago, Austan Golsby, as “excellent”, adding that the numbers provided the directory that awaited him to have the confidence that the central bank is on his way to its goal of inflation of 2%. Chris Larkin of E Traid in Morgan Stanley was of the opinion that the reduction in US interest in July is still a decision, but the results of the preferred consumer price index for the Federal Reserve strengthened the hope of markets by reducing the interest rates in September. He pointed out that the set question is now whether the stock market – which flies at a high height – has already taken into account the possibility of applying more than one reduction to the interest rate. Small US stocks were one of the most important beneficiaries, as the ‘Russell 2000’ index of small businesses overcame the ‘Nasdaq 100’ index by 5.8 percentage points, which is the largest percentage since November 2020. Steve Isman, from the ‘Neuder Berman group’, expects the remendable power in the shares of huge technology in the United States to continue for years, where artificial intelligence will continue with the consumers of the electricity, where artificial intelligence accessible to consumers will continue, where artificial intelligence will continue to work on electricity, which is artificial intelligence. He added in an interview at ‘Bloomberg’ television yesterday: ‘You must have major shares for major capital technology.’ Investor Radar reports contain economic reports that should be issued in Asia today Chinese trading data, Japanese industrial production and Indian inflation. Cash and new loans in China can also be released. The price of the US Western Texas West Raw rose for the third day in a row today, supported by the slowdown of inflation reports. While the price of gold fell after the sharp rise yesterday, Thursday.