Asian stocks rise with the support of optimism in artificial intelligence in China

Asian stocks have earned profits, driven by optimism about artificial intelligence, which strengthened the performance of technology in Hong Kong and China, at a time when investors were cautious due to the increasing tensions between the United States and the European Union on Customs Lights and War in Ukraine. The shares of “Tinetnet Holdings” increased by 6.6% in Hong Kong, using a bullish momentum driven by the appearance of “DeepSeek”. The Asian stock index has ascended at the highest level since December, supported by the technological sector. At the same time, the futures for the ties of the US Treasury saw a slight decline, with the closure of the US markets on the occasion of ‘President’s Day’, while there was no change in the performance of the dollar. China -backed climb in China is gaining a momentum because of “Deep Seck”, which contributed to the $ 1.3 trillion profit in the Chinese stock market. The possibility of holding this week between Chinese President Xi Jinping and the pioneer of E -Commerce, Jack, may add extra support to the markets. On the other hand, tensions between the United States and Europe increased, which led to the decline in futures for German and French ties. Read more: “Deep Seck” leads the China shares and contributes to the lure of $ 1.3 trillion, the collection of “Goldman Sachs”, its expectations for indicators of Chinese stocks, at a time when veteran investor Michael Perry reduced some of his investments in Chinese technology stocks before the prevention of Deep Seck. Geopolitical tension casts a shadow that caused the plans of US President Donald Trump over the imposition of customs duties in threats with retaliation reactions, while vice president Jay de Vans launched an attack on European allies at a weekend security conference. At the same time, Europe has decreased in the negotiating efforts to end the war in Ukraine. “The ambiguity around the US administration, which still looks unexpected, does not make market participants a clear vision in the short term,” says Mark Chandler, the main market strategy in Bancperin Global Forex. He added: “The bilateral talks between the United States and Russia about Ukraine are similar to the Suez crisis in 1956, as US interests with Britain and France differed sharply.” The most important economic opportunities this week: Monday: “The Day of Presidents” in the United States, the financial markets are closed. Tuesday: The interest in Australia. Unemployment data and unemployed claims in the UK. Andrew Billy speech Andrew Billy. Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Canada. Wednesday: Important decisions in New Zealand and Indonesia. Consumer price index in the UK. Inflation and retail sales in South Africa. The minutes of the US Federal Reserve Meeting and Homes Construction -data in the United States. Thursday: Unemployment data in Australia. Loans’ interest rates in China. Consumer confidence index in the euro area. The Group of Twentieth Foreign Ministers (G20) in South Africa (lasts until Friday). Friday: The Australian Reserve Govers Certificate and Officials before Parliament. Consumer price index in Japan. Purchase Managers (PMI) indicators for the industrial and service sector in the eurozone, the United Kingdom and the United States. Canada Bank -Governor TIF McLim.