The shares of technology companies are rising in Asia before announcing the results of "Invidia"

The shares of technology in Asia have increased before announcing the results of “Invidia”, with investors expecting the company to evaluate the slides to measure the sustainability of the global rise wave of shares since April. Artificial intelligence technology remained the focus, as the shares of the Chinese Cambron Corp Technology Company jumped, which led to artificial intelligence, with a rate of 8.2% to the highest level ever to record profits. The shares of “Nikon Corp” in Japan also jumped 21%. Invidia is scheduled to announce its results after the trade was closed on Wednesday. The Technology stock index in Asia increased by 0.6%, while a larger regional index remained stable. The Chinese Yuan has risen to its strongest level against the dollar since November. The dollar and the yields of the Treasury bonds have completed after falling after the efforts of US President Donald Trump to dismiss Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. Long -term ties from the United States to France and the UK fell on Tuesday. The attention of the market on the results of “Invidia” and inflation, while Trump’s step has acquired the interests of the markets, this week faced the major risks of “Invidia” and the inflation report on Friday. Despite the increase in news headlines, investors still hold an upcoming market scenario, through a possible decline in interest in September, coherent economic growth and strong profits for businesses that hold the positive morale of shares high. “The stock markets will look directly at the Invidia Profit Report to obtain signals whether the current Ascension Wave will continue or stop.” Invidia is expected to talk about the revival of spending on artificial intelligence and how competition between the United States and China is limiting. Analysts estimate that the largest buyers of artificial intelligence equipment are still being invested in new devices, with the company’s sales growth at a rate of more than 50% this year. The enthusiasm for enthusiasm for the size of the business that ‘enfedery’ can perform in China. “The results of the business extend beyond the company itself, to become a measure of macro economic activities, a symbol of artificial intelligence trade and a decisive pressure point in global political geography,” Kyle Roda, the chief market analyst in “Capital.com” in Melbourne. Stress on federal and fear of independence Meanwhile, Trump said he was ready for a legal battle, while the Federal Reserve announced in its first remark this week that it would comply with a judicial decision in the legal appeal that Cook made against its dismissal. The federal independence of the government’s whims is a basic basis in the US market, and any change in this perception can affect the credit ratings of the United States. “Trump’s attempt to dismiss Cook has raised concerns about federal independence,” said Ian Lingan of Ben Enm or Capital Markets. He added: “Although US interest rate movements remained within the last series, many traditional hedging tools against federal independence achieved better performance after news of Cook’s dismissal.” Several economic data in China have shown that the profits of industrial enterprises dropped in a slower rate in July, in a possible indication that efforts to reduce surplus production capacity have begun to reduce the pressure of intense competition between producers. US economic data showed on Tuesday that investment equipment orders increased more in July than expected, suggesting that companies in their investment plans are going forward, with doubt about commercial and tax policies fading. The confidence of the US consumer also dropped a bit in August, as Americans’ concerns about the chances of getting a job. At the trading level, the United States imposed more than 50% overwhelming fees on some Indian merchandise from Wednesday, which is the highest in Asia, while Trump moves forward to set fees to punish New -Delhi on the purchase of Russian oil. Crude oil maintained its sharp drop on Tuesday.