Asian stocks are approaching a record level ... and China is withdrawing

Asian stocks spread near a record level, after a wave paid into the technological sector that led Wall Street to a new high. The shares in Hong Kong and the most important justice of China have fallen. Asia and the Pacific “MSCI” index increased by 0.1%, after reducing some of its morning profits. The Hong Singh index in Hong Kong fell 0.7% with the strongest confrontation of the city since 2018. Bido’s shares dropped by up to 7%. There will be no cash trading on US Treasury effects during the Asian day, with Tokyo on a public holiday. The “S&P 500” index scored the 28th record for this year, after Invidia’s shares rose 4% after the promise to invest at $ 100 billion on Openai. The shares of Asian chips, such as “Taiwan Simikik, Manovakchringe”, have risen. The dollar index has, with investors, resolved on additional Federal Reserve officials to understand the way of monetary policy. Gold has dropped to the rise to a record level. Read more: “S&P 500” contains the highest summit for the 28th time this year with the support of the technological sector optimism despite the warnings. “The prejudice remains in favor of the long positions on US indicators. I do not see a reason – not tactical or technical – to change this position, and any superficial refugees are likely to be well supported,” wrote Chris Weston, head of the research section of the group “Pepperstone”. The activity in the bond market was relatively calm on Tuesday, with a slight increase in US mortgage returns before the Treasury auctions this week and the issuance of a major inflation. The basic personal expenses index is likely to show the United States for the month of August – scheduled for Friday – an increase of 0.2%, compared to 0.3% in July. On an annual basis, the rate is expected to remain at a high level of 2.9%. Federal speeches will watch a number of Federal Reserve officials this week, including the head of Bank Jerome Powell Tuesday. In his first speech since joining the federal reserve, Governor Stephen Miran has made his argument to lower interest rates daring. Meanwhile, the President of the Federal Reserve in St. Louis Alberto Moussalm indicated that he saw a limited space for more discounts amid high inflation. As for his counterpart in Cleveland Beth, she said that officials should be careful to avoid the heat of the economy. A woman leads New Zealand Central Bank elsewhere, New Zealand is preparing to appoint a woman at the head of her central bank for the first time, in a move aimed at renewing an institution, weakening by leaders of leadership, according to a person familiar with the case. In another surprise, the new governor will be foreign, according to the person who asked not to be identified when discussing sensitive information to the market. He refused to identify the new governor. In Hong Kong, the serious hurricane “Ragsa” represents a test of the city’s efforts to keep its markets open during the hard weather.