Asian stocks are rising with the support of trade conversations between China and America

Asian stocks opened trades on Monday, with the United States and China’s willingness to resume trade negotiations, while positive work data in the world’s largest economy contributed to the calming fear of the recession. The regional stock index rose 0.8% with the increase of technology stocks, with the support of the investment plans announced by the company “Meta”. Hong Kong shares jumped by 1% before the start of the London talks today. On the other hand, the S&P 500 futures in Asian trade fell 0.2% after the index has closed its highest level since February. The revenue of the US Treasury has set them at 4.50%for ten years after jumping on Friday. Gold fell by 0.2%. The decline in commercial tensions has contributed to increasing the main index of emerging markets by 0.6%, to be on the way to register the highest closure since February 2022. It seemed as if the intensity of the tensions of US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping had decreased, to the stalemates in the rare mineral file. Optimism in the stock market also promoted the positive surprise in the labor market data; The growth of jobs in America delayed during May, and data from the previous two months were reduced, but Friday’s report came slightly higher than expectations. “It is preferable to tilt the governor against riskates” in light of the stage of the conclusion of transactions within Trump’s commercial policy. He added: “There is room for bilateral agreements before the deadline on July 9 over mutual customs duties.” A recovery after the turbulent fees period, the stock markets recorded a recovery after a turbulent two -month period, as the “S&B 500” index rose the fifth week over the past seven weeks. The stock indicators in Asia and Europe have increased seven times over the past eight weeks. Meanwhile, US and Chinese negotiators are preparing to start a second round of trade talks today, which has been the first since Trump and Shi have managed to break the dead end. This is the hope that the two largest economies in the world will be able to defuse the tension around China’s dominance of rare earth’s minerals. The two parties exchanged accusations to withdraw an agreement reached in Geneva in May, where they tried to break down the trade war. Prior to the discussions, China agreed to a few rare soil minerals requests. Boeing has also begun to charge its commercial aircraft to China since the beginning of April, in an indication of the resumption of trade flow. Kyle Roda, chief market analyst at Capital.com, wrote in a Monday note on trade talks between the United States and China: “Commercial policy will remain the biggest source of uncertainty at the level of macro -economic level.” He added: “Any indications of achieving more momentum in the talks can give the markets a new boost at the beginning of the week.” At a later time at the U.S. Treasury auction, it will draw attention to the US Treasury Auction, as the Treasury Ministry intends to sell 30 billion dollars on Thursday for $ 30, as part of its periodic schedule of loans. This comes after a wave of objections from world investors regarding the long -term US government debt. In the Japanese market, expectations are increasing that the government is tackling the issuance of debt next month by increasing sales of shorter securities for the sake of later, and reducing sales of the longest bonds. Investors will also monitor the expected US inflation data this week. On a separate level, consumer prices in China spread to the fourth month in a row, in light of the intensification of price wars, while improving spending during two national holidays did not compensate poor domestic demand. On Friday, Non -Agricultural Data Data did an increase of 139,000 posts last month, after the previous two months data, with 95,000 posts, revised. The unemployment rate stabilized at 4.2%, while wage growth accelerated. Work numbers have helped calm the fear due to a sharp decline in demand for labor, at a time when businesses face high costs associated with customs fees, and the possibilities to slow down economic activity. On the other hand, people who are familiar with an American commercial team are currently talking to India, who have decided to extend his visit, indicating the progress in the talks before an expected deadline in July.