Asia shares are rising with the support of the slowdown in the United States

Asian stocks rose on Thursday and the effect of the “Wall Street” threw as it strengthened the decline in the basic inflation of the United States in expectations to lower federal interest rates this year. The Japanese yen jumped in the midst of expectation that the Bank or Japan would raise interest rates. The stock indicators in Australia, Hong Kong and China recorded profits, who asked the Asian stock index to climb for the third day in a row. In the United States, the S&P 500 (S&P 500) closed 1.8%on Wednesday, achieving its best daily performance since the November election, which instead of its losses since the beginning of 2025. The Japanese yen has risen against the backdrop of reports indicating that Bank of Japan has a good opportunity to raise the next week’s interest rate. The South Korean also strengthened after the Central Bank’s decision to keep interest rates unexpectedly unexpectedly. The US Treasury and the dollar index settled. Traders in the Makazat markets returned to the US inflation report after betting to lower interest rates, reliving expectations that dropped after the strong work data for December. However, this optimism will undergo a test in the coming days with the monetary policy decisions of the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan, as well as the inauguration of US President Donald Trump. “We live in an ideal scenario where growth continues to resist,” says Sorch Tanta, the UBS, in an interview with Bloomberg TV. He added: “We expect the profits of technology companies in Asia this year to be significant, especially in the artificial intelligence sector.” The Japanese yen is rising amid expected to raise interest rates from the Bank of Japan, the Japanese yen rose by up to 0.8%, with reports that Bank or Japan’s officials recognized the possibility of raising the interest rate of 0.25% during their two -day meeting, which ends on January 24, unless US President Donald Trump or changes to the Global Economy onset of his presidency. “The Elaine sees a recovery today thanks to the tips of the Bank of Japan about the possibility of raising interest in January, but the bank of Japan likes to surprise the markets with soft remarks, so if the interest raised is accompanied by conservative messages, the gains of the yen are short -term.” In the commodity markets, oil prices have been achieving strong profits since the beginning of the year with the increase in risks of global supplies, while commercial shares of RU in the United States have recorded the longest decline since 2021. The gold did not see a significant change. As for the Canadian dollar, it remained stable after a report indicating that Canada had compiled a list of US goods that could be imposed on customs duties as President Donald Trump decided to impose fees on Canadian goods. Later on Thursday, the European Central Bank is scheduled to issue its last meetings of meetings, while the expected US data includes primary unemployment claims and retail sales, which will give investors a broader image of the world’s largest economy. The fall in inflation increases the optimism of US federal federal prices of consumer prices in the United States, which exclude food and energy costs, a 0.2% increase during December, which is the first slowdown in the rate of growth in six months. On an annual basis, the index increased by 3.2%, which is still higher than the 2%Federal Reserve. A number of Federal Reserve officials indicated that data increased the confidence that inflation would continue to decline. “The process of reducing inflation continues, but we have not reached our purpose of 2%yet, and it will take longer to achieve it sustainably.” In another context, Scott Besent, Donald Trump’s candidate for the Post of Treasury, will confirm before the Senate Committee, according to prior prepared statements, that maintaining the dollar as a global reserve currency is essential to the health of the US economy and the future of the country. The most prominent economic opportunities this week: Thursday: The European Central Bank publishes the minutes of its monetary policy meeting for the month of December. Bank of America’s profits and Morgan Stanley. Initial unemployment claims, retail sales and import prices in the United States. Friday: China GDP data, real estate prices, retail sales and industrial production. Consumer price index in the eurozone (CPI). Home construction and industrial production data in the United States.