Asian stocks mixed amid signs of continued increase in US markets

US equity -term contracts have risen, and Treasury bond yields have fallen across different conditions, amid an improvement in the sentiment to indications of a decrease in trade tensions between Washington and Beijing, and a series of alliances in the technological sector that has aroused the appetite for risks. S&P 500 contracts rose 0.2%, and Nasdaq 100 contracts rose 0.3%, supported by widespread optimism about new investments in artificial intelligence. Asian stocks have also risen, with Chinese indices rising 0.7%, while Japanese indices and the yen have fallen amid an increasing political crisis in the country. Read more: Wall Street indices are rising amid positive signals from Washington and Beijing. In metals, silver prices for the first time ever exceeded the $ 52.50 level, while Gold recorded a new high. The return on ten years US Treasury bonds increased by 3 basis points to 4.06% with the resumption of trade after the holiday Monday. The dollar index continued its profits, and oil rose for the second day in a row. Buying the dip yields … and optimism about the strength of the economy. US equities have recovered part of Friday’s losses, resulting from diplomatic tensions between China and the United States, which indicates the return of investors’ confidence in the policy of “Buying the Dip” (buying shares when prices fall, which indicates the confidence that the decline is temporary), by the flexibility of the US economy and expectations of a federal residue. “Investors remain enthusiastic about markets, and if this recovery continues, it will reinforce the belief that retail investors are difficult to shake and that the buy-the-dip strategy is still working,” says Mark Hackett of Nationwide. Artificial intelligence dominates … and Broadcom jumps with 10% technology shares associated with artificial intelligence, has continued their strong performance as Broadcom Inc. shares jumped by 10% after announcing an agreement with OpenAI to provide custom chips and network equipment. The Nasdaq 100 index closed 2.2% on Monday, while a large Chip Company stock index rose by almost 5%. Shares of companies that announced alliances with Nvidia have also risen, as the shares of Vertiv Holdings closed at the highest level ever, while Navitas semi -ledger shares jumped by 21% during the session and added another 31% to the end. Nvidia strengthened its influence with a new agreement with the Hon Hai Technology Group, while Samsung Electronics in Asia announced its highest quarterly profits in more than three years, supported by the growing demand for memory chips used in artificial intelligence applications. Rare metals rise amid trading tension. Shares of listed US companies that work in the field of rare metals and critical minerals have also jumped, to a wave of rise for their Asian counterparts, driven by renewed concerns about China’s restrictions on the export of these metals. But the Chinese Ministry of Commerce made clear on Tuesday that the export restrictions imposed does not mean a ban, and emphasize that applications that comply with the conditions will be accepted and executed. The ministry confirmed the continuation of the dialogue with Washington within the economic and trade consulting mechanism, and that technical discussions on the work level took place on Monday between the two parties.