Lingly in Asian stocks before the outcome of the affairs of large companies

Asian stocks ranged on Tuesday, with the launch of a crowded week with corporate profits, where traders await indicators for their flexibility in light of the risk of customs duties. In Japan, the “Nikai 225” index jumped 1.1% in a sudden climb of climb, before reducing its profits. Prime Minister Shighgero Ishiba said he would continue to lead the government despite the loss of the ruling coalition, the majority of it in the Senate election. The yen fell slightly after it rose by 1% on Monday. The Asian stock index completed for the “MSCI”, after it had risen 0.4%earlier. US Treasury bonds have risen, as yields on bonds for the fifth consecutive session for 10 years have dropped to 4.37%. On the other hand, oil prices still dropped, while the dollar index remained stable. Despite commercial and geopolitical tensions, high bets have risen strongly since their decline in April, with fund managers focusing on raising their exposure to dangerous assets, amid US stocks climbing to record levels, by ignoring constant commercial and geopolitical tension. This bet depends on the assumption that President Donald Trump, despite his threats to a new economic turmoil, will fall at the last minute. This bullish tendency is expected to undergo a decisive test this week with the announcement of large companies such as “Tesla” and “Alphabet” about the results of their profits. “If we look at the basics, it’s still very strong,” says Stephanie Lyong, CEO of investment in “Stach Awai”, adding that “the possibility that America is entering an economic recession is very weak.” Investors also continued with the news headlines on customs duties, as White House spokeswoman Caroline Levitte said Trump could make more single customs messages before 1 August. She added that more commercial agreements could be concluded before the same deadline. Waiting in Japan after losing the ruling coalition in a related context is expected to be Philippine President Ferdinand Marcus Jr. The latest foreign leader will be who will end a trade agreement before the US deadline of fees, as Trump will meet in the Oval Office later on Tuesday. Market participants focus on the performance of the Japanese markets in light of the ongoing political uncertainty after the ruling Liberal Democratic Party lost during the Sunday election. “With the end of the election, the possibility of a tendency to sell Japanese shares has decreased due to concerns about excessive financial spending,” said Heidiuki Ishigoro, the end of the election, the possibility of a tendency to sell Japanese shares, has been reduced due to the fear of excessive financial expenses, which will limit prices. Japan’s effects under pressure the Japanese government bonds remain vulnerable to further sales operations, but the immediate response on Tuesday was limited due to a recovery in the global bond markets. Kazuhuhuiro Sassaki, head of the research department in Philip Securities Japan. A series of standard levels, the S&B 500 is currently trading about 22 times the expected 12 -month profits. Exploit the volatility periods to gradually enter the markets. “In a separate context, US Treasury Secretary Scott Besent commented on the statement of Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell, saying that the decision to repair some parts of the headquarters of the Central Bank in Washington.