Anxiety controls the performance of Asian markets with fear of fees

Asian stocks were traded on narrow series on Friday, with a diminishing difference between the price of supply and demand, as the uncertainty over the next step for Donald Trump in the trade war in the trade war influenced the morale of the world markets. The Japanese stock market has been opened, while South Korean shares have decreased, and the futures for stock indicators have decreased in Hong Kong. Meanwhile, US equity futures have increased slightly after the S&P 500 index closed a slight decline on Thursday, reflecting the frequency condition between investors. The arrow recovery has stopped, this slow achievement stopped the emerging recovery in global stocks earlier this week, which confirmed the concern of investors before the expected increase in US customs duties. President Donald Trump announced earlier this week that general development tariffs, and additional fees on some sectors, will come into effect on April 2. Theoretically, investors should have had a clearer vision this week, as both the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan and the Bank of England have held meetings of monetary policy, but these central banks do not have the global sense of the global economy, to the new round, which has the investment capacity, to the new round, The world has the world. 2 Without a clear vision. “Although the market may have reached the soil in the last correction, we may not have seen the end of the fluctuations. The condition of political uncertainty remains, and the markets are still sensitive to any change in morale,” said Daniel Skill, head of the research and strategies in prosperity. Morgan Stanley. Investors also had to deal with the results of the profits, which provided other signals to the markets. FedEx Corp shares – which is an economic indicator – have dropped in late trading after its profits’ expectations have lowered. However, Micron Technology Inc has provided positive sales forecasts, and the results of Nike Inc have exceeded analysts’ expectations. US data in the United States exceeded existing home sales, while the initial requests for unemployment subsidy matched expectations, which are indicative of the strength of the labor market. There was no significant change in the US Treasury on Thursday, and the dollar index remained almost stable. On the other hand, the Japanese yen rose slightly on Friday morning, after the consumer price index data was higher than expectations. As far as the British pound is concerned, it still dropped after the Bank of England voted to keep interest rates unchanged. The weakness in the “Wall Street” occurs a major test later Friday, where the $ 4.5 billion options end ends in a case known as the ‘Triple Magic Watch’, which often leads to increased fluctuations in the markets. “We will see up and down with the continued uncertainty in policy. The morale of investors will be very volatile, and this will reflect the performance of the market,” said Michael Rosen, chief investment officer at Anestments, during an interview at Bloomberg’s headquarters in New York. Elsewhere, the PDD Holdings Inc, which manages the E -Shopping platform “Timo”, registered with less turnover growth than expected, due to the intensification of competition in the local market, and the impact of US customs duties on its expansion. In another development, the European Union postponed this week and imposed the proposed customs duties on the US whiskey. Ireland’s vice -prime minister said the block is ready to hold with Trump talks before making any additional retaliation decisions.