A slight decrease in Asian stocks with the calm of the high markets

Asian stocks and US futures dropped slightly on Friday, with the stability of the Height Wave seen in the global markets during the week. US Treasury bonds continued their profits on Thursday, as customers have priced the possibility of lowering interest rates twice this year by the Federal Reserve. The shares in Japan and China were under pressure on early trading on Friday, while the shares of South Korea remained stable, and Australian shares rose. On the other hand, the US equity futures fell to eradicate part of the S&P 500 index, which amounted to 0.4% on Thursday. The Canadian Standard index recorded a new record after a wave of height that lasted eight days. Warning is still controlling the markets after a strong rise that has raised the fear that the market has become eloquent, which investors have asked to move to defensive shares with cash distributions, leaving the market over the past month. The adults fell and the shares of “Ali Baba” Holding fell 6.7% on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after its quarterly income came without expectations. This comes in the wake of the losses led by the company “Meta platforms” in the technology sector Thursday, following a report set out in the postponement of its main model in the field of artificial intelligence. US Treasury bonds settled in Asia on Friday after their rise Thursday, with an unexpected decline in prices paid by producers in the United States, the largest in five years, indicating that companies could carry part of the impact of high customs duties. The yields of Australian and New Zealand effects have also decreased. Other US economic data shows a slowdown in the growth of retail sales, a decrease in industrial production for the first time in six months, and the continued contraction in the manufacturing activity in the state of New York, in addition to the decline in the confidence of construction companies. In an interview with Bloomberg TV, Francis Cheung said in an interview with “Bloomberg TV” that market movements reflect a ‘moderate environment’ supported by reducing expectations by interest later this year. “The federal prefers to wait a few more months of data before giving green light to reduce interest,” she added. The movements of effects pushed the wave of height on Thursday the returns on those owed within two years to ten years to withdraw with more than ten basis points. The longest term tires had previously seen serious fluctuations due to large transactions that approached the return of the effects for 30 years to 5%. The dollar index lost 0.2% on Thursday and remained stable in early Friday. “The bad news has become good news for the bond market,” said Zakari Griffiths, head of the macro economic strategies and effects of the ‘credit city’ degree. In Asia, US President Donald Trump announced that India had made an offer to cancel customs duties on US goods, while negotiating with Washington to avoid greater increase in imports. India was one of the first countries to start trading negotiations with the United States after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the White House in February. Elsewhere, the Japanese economy has shrunk for a year, which emphasizes its fragility even before it was influenced by Trump’s customs procedures. The Japanese coin yen rose 0.3% on Friday to around 145 yen against the dollar. The official at the Bank of Japan, Toyuki Nakamura, will talk later that day. The wave of shares is currently trading shares, as if the collapse of last month did not occur from the original. The S&B 500 is only 4% away from its highest level ever, while the Nasdac 100 index returned from a falling market to a rising market. These profits were supported by the decline in economic tension between Washington and Beijing, and indications of the mitigation of the White House in commercial negotiations. “I don’t want to be very excited, but we can really focus on the basics of companies this summer,” says Lamar Felier, director of the Governor at Felier & Co. “If someone told me a month ago that the shares since the beginning of the year when my children end their exams, I would say that he is a liar.” However, Mystery is still surrounding the real impact of the current fees on the US economy or the path that the World Trade War will take in the coming months. Michael Bar, a Governor of the Federal Reserve, warned that the deviations from the supply chains caused by the fees could lead to slowdown and high inflation, although he said the economy was still good. According to Jimmy Damon, CEO of JP Morgan, the possibility of recession is still the possibility of recession, which said in an interview with Bloomberg TV at the bank’s annual World Market Conference in Paris: “We hope to avoid it, but I will not exclude it at this stage.” He added: “If the recession occurs, I don’t know how deep or durable.” The “Wales Vargo Investment” Foundation believes that economic growth, the clarity of the image about Trump’s fees and the continued growth of profits are all factors that will support extra profits in the stock market during the rest of this year and the following year. In the commodity markets, oil prices did not see a change on Friday after the decline in the previous session, against the backdrop of Trump’s statements that the United States and Iran are approaching an agreement on the Tehran nuclear program. Gold prices also stabilized.