A slight increase in Asian stocks to the profit of US technology companies

Asian markets were witnessing limited profits amid quiet trading, after the shares of some of the largest technology companies in the world, supporting US indicators. The shares opened on the mainland of China, while it was different in Japan and Australia. The shares of the company “Taiwan Simonkikdiccocongring” also recorded its highest level in Taipei to complete a year of strong performance. US equity -futures fell slightly in Asia after the “Seven Greats” index rose 1.4% on Monday. Kyle Roda, the first market analyst at “Capital.com”, warned that “it is the period of the year that sees a lot of noise and some signals in price movement. There is a great possibility for a very sluggish day for the region of the region and an unpleasant week, due to most of the stock exchange during the Holidays.” The MSCI index for Asian stocks has gone to the first quarterly loss since September 2023, as it has so far lost 7% during the current quarter ending at the end of the year, while the S&P 500 index rose by 3.7%. The Morale of Investors in Asia has deteriorated in recent months due to the fear of the imposition of international customs duties higher through the administration of US President Donald Trump, the strongest dollar and the poor economic recovery in China. Nissan, Honda and the shares of “Nissan Motor” fell by to 7.3% in Tokyo, after the company confirmed that it was talking to “Honda Motor” about a possible integration into the business. On the other hand, the shares of “Honda” rose by up to 14% after announcing plans to buy up to 1.1 trillion yen ($ 7 billion) of their shares. The shares of the “Taiwan Simonkikon maneuvactoering” business rose by up to 1.4%, and on November 8 reached its peak for the highlight of the shares of American Chips companies, including the main client, “Inviteia”. Currently, shares have been 83% since the beginning of the year amid the enthusiasm of investors for trades based on artificial intelligence. The yields of the US Treasury bonds resolved at 4.58%on Tuesday without change, while the dollar rose slightly against most of its ten -group counterparts. South Korea data published on Tuesday showed that the confidence of the consumer has decreased this month in the largest since the outbreak of the ‘Covey-19’ virus, influenced by the political unrest as a result of President Yun Suk Yol’s Declaration of the Military Law and Isolation. The Central Bank in Australia said it is more confident that inflation is moving sustainably to the target level, but it is very early to conclude that the struggle ended due to the recent increase in consumption and the labor market that is still under pressure, according to the minutes of its meeting in December. At Wall Street, the S&B 500 index closed 0.7%on Monday, while the Nasdaq 100 index rose by 1%, while the Chinese shares in the United States rose 0.9%. “The most important bullish trends remain a list of shares despite the last profit processes … given the terms of excessive sales in the short term, we expect” the SO calls Santa repair season to be a strong possibility this year, “Craig Johnson of Piper Sandler said. The index has risen by about 25% since the end of 2023, when the seven largest technology companies were more than half of the increase. Focusing on the strength of the dollar and the consequences caused by President -Skies Donald Trump on international politics. Gold prices have also risen slightly.