The wave of the sale of global bonds extends to Asia with Japanese returns

The flurry of the sale of global bonds on Thursday to the Asian markets, which demanded the returns of Japanese bonds to more than a decade at the highest level, spreading the wave of German bonds sold in the fixed income market. On the other hand, Asian stocks saw an increase supported by postponing some US rates on Mexico and Canada. The return on Japanese effects of ten years rose to 1.5% for the first time since June 2009, amid the pressure of inflation and the high borrowing costs in the country. US Treasury bonds have also decreased, which asked the return on US effects of ten years to rise for the third day in a row and reach about 4.3%. Australia and New Zealand also witnessed an increase in connection with approximately 10 basis points. Market movement reflects geopolitical fluctuations. These movements reflect the influence of geopolitical fluctuations in recent weeks, including US support for Ukraine and unexpected developments on customs tariffs, as investors monitor the impact of these factors on growth and inflation. The markets await the influence of the historic spending plan for Germany, as prospective advisor Friedrich Mirz declared that his country would “do everything” to defend himself. “The last time I noticed the bond market as a promise to do everything needed, it was a message of reassurance,” the strategy of “City Bank”, led by Jimmy Cyrle, said with reference to the statement of European Central Bank President Mario Draghi in 2012 to save the euro. But this time, the German promise is a warning to bind values. The flurry of sales bonds broke out due to the sudden decline in German bonds, which raised the yield of the mortgage for ten years by 30 basis points on Wednesday, the largest jump since 1990. In contrast, the euro has risen to levels not seen since November. The profits of Chinese enterprises listed in America increased the shares in Japan and South Korea, while Chinese shares saw fluctuations during the opening session. In the United States, the S&P 500 index closed with a 1.1% increase on Wednesday, while the Nasdaq 100 index, which focuses on technology stocks, rose 1.4%. The Chinese enterprise listed in the United States also rose 6.4%, which is the biggest profit in three months. But futures for US stock indicators have decreased, influenced by technological stocks. Marvel Technology Inc. on Wednesday, after exposing the expectations of disappointing income, in the conclusion of the closing, the hope of investors expecting a greater use of artificial intelligence revival. Broadcom Inc, one of the artificial intelligence manufacturers, fell 3.5% before announcing its profits on Thursday. At the same time, the White House announced the postponement of customs duties on cars from Mexico and Canada for a month. Following discussions with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, White House spokeswoman Caroline Levit said that US President Donald Trump was open to discussing additional customs of customs. “The advent of a concrete agreement on the definitions is the best scenario for the markets,” said Kevin Brooks, director of research on 22 in research, but warned that “the ongoing uncertainty is an economic obstacle in itself.” Important data issued today. From Vietnam to Europe, in terms of the currency level, the dollar index fell by 1% on Wednesday, with serious losses against the euro. The Japanese yen also increased by 0.6% during night trade and reached 149 yen for the dollar. In Asia, the expected economic data includes the unemployment rate in the Philippines, inflation in Vietnam and the interest rate decision in Malaysia. In China, authorities announced a 5% growth goal for 2025 on Wednesday during the annual parliamentary session, which is the first time in more than a decade that Beijing set the same goal for three consecutive years. Chinese President Xi Jinping has indicated that his country is determined to achieve this ambitious growth despite trading tensions. Later on Thursday, the European Central Bank and its counterpart in Türkiye will issue decisions on interest rates. In the United States, requests for unemployment subsidies are expected to be issued on Thursday before the expected monthly job report Friday. Options traders expect the S&B 500 index to move in any direction by 1.3%, which is the greatest volatility that can occur on the day of the work data since the regional bank crisis in March 2023. In the markets of goods, oil stabilized near the lowest level in six months, while gold maintained its stability near its highest record.