Asian stocks are rising amid optimism over the decline in the frequency of the trade war

Asian stocks and US supplies futures rose on Friday after China said they were the chance to evaluate the chances of trading negotiations with the United States, which reinforces the optimism that the tension of customs duties will decline. The MSCI and the Pacific Ocean of Asia and the Pacific increased by 0.6% after the Chinese Ministry of Trade announced that they were studying the ability of negotiations after senior US officials repeatedly expressed their willingness to start talks. Japanese stocks rose 0.8% after positive remarks from the country’s main trade negotiator in the country. The “S&P 500” futures are reflected in Asian trade after previous losses to rise by 0.8%. The dollar index also rose slightly, while US government bonds returned ten years. Gold was on his way to achieve its first consecutive weekly loss this year. “It’s a good step, regardless of any party takes the initiative,” said Stephen Lyong, CEO of UWK Hyan in Hong Kong. He added: “There must be a short coverage in the financial markets, as hope is now increasing to find a solution to the current stagnation.” The S&P 500 index recorded an increase for eight conseecutive days – the longest period since August – Amid increasing optimism that the intensity of commercial tensions decreased, after President Trump announced the imposition of standard customs duties on April 2. Investor attention to the job report in the United States, which will be issued on Friday, to be the last important data for this week, after disappointing results from the companies “Apple” and “Amazon”. China’s statements indicate that the downturn between the two largest economies in the world can see a shift, after Trump raised customs duties to his imports, which spurred Beijing to respond in the same way. Trump repeatedly said that President Xi Jinping should contact him to start talking. Earlier this week, US Treasury Secretary Scott Besent said it was to Beijing to take the first step to calm the conflict. The agreement with Japan said the Chinese Ministry of Trade that the United States recently sent messages to China through related parties, hoping to start talking to China. The ministry added that China evaluated it. In Japan, the yen fell against the dollar after the Bank of Japan said it would take longer than expected to reach the target of inflation, asking the traders to lower their bets to raise interest rates. Japan intends to reach a trade agreement with the United States in June, expecting that bilateral negotiations will receive in the middle of the middle of the momentum, according to the Tokyo main negotiator to the end of the latest talk round in Washington. Meanwhile, Japanese Finance Minister Katsonobo Kato said the preservation of the US Treasury of Japan could be a profitable paper in its trade negotiations with the United States, in response to a question whether Japan’s position to not sell bonds can be easily considered a negotiation instrument. “If we will use this article or not, it’s another decision.” Technology shares Earlier, Apple shares in extended trading fell 3.8% after declaring its sales of China more than expected in the last term, which has been strongly overwhelmed. On the other hand, Amazon provided operating income numbers that came less than expected when the markets were closed, which fell the shares in extended trading by 3.2%. The shares of “Microsoft” and Meta Rose thanks to positive financial results, while reports on the United States study reduced restrictions on “Invidia” sales to the Emirates, the Chips Company participated during Thursday’s session. Kyle Roda, an analyst at Capital.com, wrote: “The results of Apple and Amazon were a disappointment for the markets.”