Asian stocks return to recovery after the worst day of trading

Asian stocks have been recovered after they have recorded their worst day ever, ending a global landing wave by the fear that trade in trading would lead to the slowdown in economic growth. The US Treasury bonds settled on Monday after a sharp buying wave, while the futures contracts rose for US indicators. The shares in Japan and Australia rose during the opening, along with the futures for US and European stocks. On the other hand, Hong Kong futures indicated more losses, after the United States shares index listed in the United States fell by more than 5%, after Trump threatened to impose extra fees by 50% on Chinese imports. The dollar also fell against the most important currencies. Economic recession fears the fear of economic recession has led to serious fluctuations in the US market, where the “S&P 500” index approached the entry of the falling market, before closing a slight decline on Monday, with investors dealing with the latest developments in customs duties. Although Trump gave the possibility of negotiations, he said he did not intend to withdraw his plan to set up extra fees on dozens of countries, despite the efforts of commercial partners to persuade him to abandon them. “It seems that the market has found a temporary bottom, which could lead to a new test test before stability,” said Rajev de Milo, director of the International College -Governor of Gamma aset Management. He added: “Investors are waiting for a signal from Trump. In the bond market, US Treasury bonds dropped on Monday and wiped out part of its biggest weekly profits since August. Treasury effects have increased ten years by 19 basis points for ten years, in light of the investors who liquidate profitable transactions to cover their losses in the stock market. Australian and New Zealand ties followed this tendency. Interest reduction of interests wrote strategists at JP Morgan Bank, including Jay Barry: “The reflection of the returns was confusing, especially in light of the background related to customs tariffs.” They added: “In the absence of clear basic incentives, we believe that technical factors may have doubled the movement of movement, especially in light of the poor liquidity in the market.” The bets of traders about the extent to which the federal interest rates of US interest rates were this year have fluctuations witness. Night interest rates currently reflect at least three discounts during the year, with the first prices a complete reduction in next June. In Asia, Chinese stocks folded on Monday, while the returns of sovereign bonds approached their lowest historical levels, as investors are ready for the effects of the increase in the trade conflict between the two largest economies in the world. The shares collapsed from Tokyo to Mumbai, where the regional index was 8.7%, in the worst performance ever. But Japanese shares jumped by more than 6% on Tuesday, after President Trump assigned two members of his government to start bilateral trade talks, after contact with Prime Minister Shighgero Ishiba. Japan is subject to 24% mutual customs duties scheduled to take effect on Wednesday, in addition to a 25% tariff on cars. Strong fluctuations faced traders who hoped for a quick recovery from US shares to a large sale wave, many fluctuations on Monday. The S&P 500 registered the largest bounce movement during the day since 2020, when CoveYyd-19 disrupted the world markets. The VIX CBOE index, which monitors fluctuations, also moved away from the level of 60 points it reached earlier on the same day. “We need to see a strong refusal soon, but the process of re -pricing the market according to economic reality will take time,” said Mali Mali of Miller Tobacco. He added: “There will be enough time to take brave positions if it becomes clear that the worst is behind us.” In the commodity markets, the oil rose Tuesday after it dropped to the lowest level in four years in the previous session, while the gold did not see a significant change.