Asian stocks are rising under the leadership of Japan, amid a decrease in tension with Washington

Asian stocks rose on Friday, with Japanese shares climbing due to the decline in trade tensions with the United States, and the shares of technology companies are offered after the issuance of positive profits. The MSCI Asia and the Pacific Index rose 0.5% and are on their way to achieving profits for the fifth consecutive day. The “Nikai 225” index jumped 2.1% after Japan’s main trader Riosi Akazawa said the United States agreed to end the ‘congestion’ of comprehensive customs duties and at the same time. Soft Bank Group and Sony Group led the profit between technology companies after the results were announced. US Treasury bonds have settled for ten years, and the dollar has risen against its peers. Oil is heading for the biggest weekly loss since June. The best week since June, the Asian stocks that have reached its best week since June have been supported by the increasing speculation of reducing the Federal Reserve in interest rates, although the news related to customs duties is still shaking morale. US President Donald Trump has climbed tensions by targeting India and imposing 39% fees on Swiss exports to the United States and said he is “very close to reaching an agreement with China.” Traders look at the fees imposed on countries such as India and Switzerland, and they consider Japan in a relatively good position, ” Now that Japan’s position is relatively better at 15%. “Akazawa has made it clear that the United States would amend the executive order to end conjunction and issue an order to lower car fees at the same time, without determining a timetable. Fees that were excessive due to the congestion system will return. Artificial Intelligence. Analysts have quoted. to stop a wave of rise that pushed the shares to the outskirts of a record level. S&B 500 index was. Candidates, who are the most prominent candidate candidate candidate, and the most prominent candidate for federal member’s position, Christopher Walcher, who emphasizes the most prominent candidate, bank chairman among Trump’s advisers, with their search for a replacement, according to people known. The cash on the table is definitely better. “” But in the end, the Federal Reserve is increasingly dependent on data, so we focus a lot on economic data, “she added.