Asia indicators are rising with the support of the rise of the shares of technology companies

The shares of technology companies in Asian trade have increased, while futures for the Nasdaq 100 index recovered from their early losses, after buyers in Wall Street intervened to stop the decline in the index at the end of the US trading session. Two shares have risen against each decline in the MSCI Asia and the Pacific of technology. Among the winners were “Advanett Corp” and “Samsung”, while the arrow of “Taiwan Simikicons Manovakchring” ascended 0.9% after the biggest daily decline in four months Wednesday. The Nasdac 100 contracts also rose 0.1%. Rise along the curve in the previous session. Pressure, after it has caused the sharp rise since April anxiety to come quickly and exaggeratedly. Share prices have begun to reflect the danger of disappointment in Jackson Hall, amid doubt as to whether the federal will change the same velocity as the interest rate markets suggest, or whether it will be facilitation from the base, “said Kyle Roda, Melbourne chief market analyst. Nasdac 100 -Index for the second day in succession. that US stocks “” in the early days of a bubble “, although the basic corrective point has not yet come. The losses of the giant businesses urged the S&B 500 to retreat to the fourth session in a row, despite the recovery of the lowest levels, while most of the main groups in the heavyweight in the session ended. Technology giants can transform ‘sectoral transformation’ into a larger wave. If it withdrew, the only transformation we will see will be cash, ‘says Mali Mali of Miller tobacco. Divided within federalism, the minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee at 29 and 30 showed that most federal officials considered the risk of inflation greater than concerns about the labor market, in a time at which customs duties were fed, but the majority of the majority of the majority of the recognition of the fear of the risk of the risk of the risk of the labor market. ” Lisa Cook, confirmed that she intends to stay in the central bank, which challenged President Donald Trump’s calls for her resignation in the background of real estate fraud accusations.