The increase in Asian stocks thanks to the bets to reduce US interest

Asian stocks recovered from last week, as the weakened inflation in the United States helps to captivate again, reducing interest rates by the Federal Reserve. At the same time, the dollar settled after its decline. The MSCI index of Asia and the Pacific Region stopped its six -day decline, with standard indicators in South Korea and Taiwan by more than 1%. US stock contracts have risen after the SO calls have accelerated basic personal consumption cost index in the slowest rate since May, which led to the rise of the S&P 500 index on Friday by 1.1%. On Monday, stock movements offer investors an opportunity to take some kind of breathtaking position -a series of strong US economic data that led to the Federal Reserve Bank reducing the number of interest rate discounts it expects in 2025. The moral is still cautious as investors are preparing to choose large -scale world definitions by US president -Donald Trump, and as China continues to expect FAD recovery. The expectation of shares to keep Shin Oliver, head of the investment strategy and chief economist at office, in a memorandum of clients: “The basic inflation data for US personal consumption costs, which came less than expected, suggests that the Federal Reserve may have adopted a very negative point of view on inflation.” “Our general evaluation is still that the trend in equities is still rising, including Australian stocks, but we expect the trip to be more volatile and limited during the next year,” he added. Asian stocks tend to incur the first quarterly loss since September 2023, while an index of the region’s currencies dropped to the lowest level in more than two years last week. In China, shares of semiconductor and computer businesses rose, after Prime Minister Lee Qiang spurred more innovation and the development of the two sectors infrastructure, while the rest of the equity indicators in the market recorded modest profits. Critical facilitation will compensate for the impact of the fees, “We believe that on the current level there is an opportunity for the amount of Ascension that can result from more measures to facilitate monetary policy and improve basic factors,” according to CF, the strategic analyst of the Governor in China at Goldman Sachs, during an interview with Bloomberg TV. She added that facilitating local monetary policy will compensate for a negative impact due to US customs duties, explaining that “Goldman Sachs” is looking forward to more concrete measures to stimulate consumption. Australian bond yield fell by 7 basis points on Monday for the rise of US Treasury bonds after the price of personal consumption costs Friday. The yield on US treasury bonds has increased for ten years, with one basis point in Asian transactions. The stability of the dollar settled the Bloomberg index for the dollar after falling 0.5% on Friday. US President Joe Biden has signed a financing legislation that enables the US government to continue and close at the end of the year, leaving future spending decisions for the Trump. In terms of corporate news, the Singapore Post shares after the company ended the services of a number of its major leaders in the aftermath of the allegations related to its international activities in the E -Commerce Cargo sector. In Japan, “Honda Motor” and “Nissan Motor” target a final agreement on their merger in June, according to the Japanese Broadcasting Corporation. On the other hand, the oil increased slightly after the fall last week, while transactions increased Trump’s threat to restore the United States control on Panama.