Limited profits for Asian stocks amid the anticipation of the Trump and Zelinski meeting

Asian stocks have recorded limited profits with investors awaiting the talks of US President Donald Trump with his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodimir Zellinski, in search of a clear trend before increasing their exposure to the shares. Most indicators in Asia and the Pacific, while the shares of South Korea and Chip businesses such as “Taiwan for the semiconductors” and “Samsung” have decreased. US and European stock -futures in Asian trade increased by 0.2%. Oil prices varied after a US Russian top ended on Friday without a geopolitical escalation, which calmed the fear of providing the offer. The dollar index has not yet seen a significant change, while the yields of the US Treasury effects have increased slightly as yields on bonds for ten years to one base point dropped to 4.31%. Gold also rose 0.3%. The Jackson Hall Summit is also in the face. Investors’ interest in Trump and Zelinski talks in Washington to find out the next track of the markets to the end of the US Russian summit without imposing new sanctions on Moscow or its oil buyers. Traders also maintain carefully before the annual meeting of the Federal Reserve in Jackson Hall, where President Jerome Powell is expected to lead in September after the recent US data on reducing interest. “The expectations were already low before the Trump Putin summit, and the market response will be limited, as much depends on the readiness of Ukraine to accept Russia’s circumstances,” said Jordan Rothschest, head of the total economy strategy for the region of Europe, the Middle East and Africa in Mizuho Corp. He added: “But hope remains a strong factor, and this result will keep the slow up trend in the venses of the risk of risk.” Ukrainian anxiety and a European warned that Zilinski and his European allies would arrive in Washington on Monday to find out what Trump committed during his summit with Putin, amid the fear that Kiev would force Kiev to make unacceptable concessions. An informed person explained that the United States will focus on the local concessions that Russia has claimed, while Kiev will seek safety guarantees. “The market expectations of any positive surprise remain very low,” wrote Chris Weston, head of research at Bubstone Group in Melbourne. “The end result of Friday summit is the continuation of the situation as it is, and the eyes can turn back to India and China with the United States’ attempt to find new ways to limit Russian oil revenue,” said Hillima Cruoute, head of commodity strategy at RPC capital markets, that Trump is on the shelf. Wall Street and US consumer fear on Friday fell US shares of record levels to different data on the confidence of the consumer in the economy. Treasury Bonds also ended a decline in front of the Jackson Hall meeting in Wyoming. Paul’s speech will be seen next Friday at the central bank’s annual meeting as a decisive phase for the bond market, where investors are pronounced by a quarter point in September, with the possibility of another reduction at the end of the year. What does the Bloomberg strategy say? Analysts, led by Marie Nicolas, wrote that investors will monitor Powell’s statements at Jackson Hall to confirm that US interest reduction is soon. “A step is almost fully priced, while the most flexible financial conditions in the United States remain a large high -risk engine -profit engine over the world,” she added and continued: “The markets want to confirm that the financial facilitation comes earlier and no later.” Additional factors in Asia Meanwhile, possession of foreign investors from US Treasury bonds in June increased to a record level, reflecting the continued external demand for US government debt, even with the fall in the dollar, which increased concerns about US assets. This week, investors will monitor the Japanese inflation data to see if the Bank or Japan will raise interest rates again this year. The attention will also focus on the basic interest rates on the loan in China, amid the expectations of more incentives of Beijing to oppose the Trump’s commercial consequences.