Australia and New Zealand bonds decreases while reducing US interest reduction reduction

The bonds in Australia and New Zealand have decreased after the decline in US treasury bonds, after US inflation data higher than expected, which merchants asked to reduce their bets at reducing federal reserve interest rates. Indicators of bonds have dropped ten years in the two countries, bringing yields in Australia to 4.24%, while the peer rose in New Zealand by two basis points. The revenue of US short effects, reflecting the expectations of monetary policy, regained part of their losses in the previous session, as the mortgage for two years of returns reduced one basis point to 3.72%. Inertia in China and a sudden growth in Japan. China’s July data shows a comprehensive slowdown in activity, with disappointing results in industrial production and retail sales, which is indicative of the loss of the second largest economy in the world in the third quarter. Chinese stocks varied, while Hong Kong’s standard index continued its losses. In Japan, the “Topix” index rose 0.8% after the economy grew faster than the previous quarter. As for the shares in Hong Kong, they refused. Intel’s shares jumped in the post -and -trading after reports on discussions to buy the US government in the company, while Appleid Materes issued negative expectations. The Nasdac 100 index decades in Asian trade fell 0.2%. Useful interests have dropped. The appetite for risk received support in the previous days thanks to the expectations of cash facilitation in the United States, where clients confirmed a quarter of a percentage point in September. But as inflation in US wholesale prices accelerated in the highest rate in three years in July, the chances of reducing interest dropped to about 90% after being fully pronounced. “Markets should not assume that interest rates will be deeply reduced because there is an extensive problem in the United States,” said Kyle Roda, chief analyst of Capital.com in Melbourne. The largest increase in the expected price index, suggesting that companies pass the cost of imports associated with customs duties, stopped the wave of caste -biblical bonds and surprised investors. The traders strengthened their bets on a reduction in the interest in September, and some expected to lower 50 basis points, after a moderate report on consumer prices and comments by Treasury Secretary Scott Besent, in which he said that politically manufacturers could reduce borrowing costs by up to 1.5 percentage points. The Chinese Housing Market challenges said: ‘Bloomberg’ analysts, including Garfield, said ‘the Treasury bonds market will remain volatile next week before the effectiveness of Jackson Hall (federal meeting), with the risk of sharp moves in the yield curve, as it is likely that the fear of inflation will lead to a longer performance.’ In China, the prices of new homes dropped faster in July, in an additional reference to the failure of a series of stimulus procedures to revive the troubled real estate market for more than four years. Calls for further support increased with the impact of the stimulus package launched last September. In the commodity markets, oil prices stabilized during the day and week, with investors focusing on the meeting of US and Russian presidents scheduled for Friday. In terms of gold, it is on their way to record a weekly loss after clients have reduced their bets to reduce US interest next month.