Asian stocks are rising with the increasingly reduced interests of US interest rates

The shares in Asia have risen with the rise of indicators on the steadfastness of the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, while US treasury traders strengthened their bets to lower interest rates in the United States. The MSCI index of Asia stocks rose 0.3% in Wednesday’s trading, to an increase of more than 2% in the previous session, in which US President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire between the two opponents in the Middle East. On the other hand, US stock futures dropped after the S&B 500 index rose 1.1%, and Nasdac 100 rose 1.5% on Tuesday to record its first record since February. The US Treasury and Bloomberg index also decided for the dollar, while the return on the Treasury effects decreased by five basis points on Tuesday, after Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell said that “monetary policy tracks” in light of the data showing weakness in consumer confidence. Traders are still monitoring the development of the Middle East carefully as the emerging ceasefire agreement remains fragile. Iran and Israel appear to be committed to the agreement, after Trump publicly attacked them for early offenses. “The geopolitical risks have fallen back, but the ceasefire does not look solid at this stage,” KCM chief analyst Tim Water said in Sydney. He added: “The ceasefire gave high -risk assets a reason to climb again, although it was with a relative caution.” The dollar is dropping … and Powell does not exclude a reduction soon, the US dollar has fallen against most of the most important currencies. His Australian counterpart witnessed fluctuations after the monthly inflation data were lower than expectations. Powell’s comments came before the Federal Services Committee in the House of Representatives after the federal decision last week to keep interest rates unchanged. While Powell mostly seized his invitation to patience in the light of the impact of customs duties on the economy, he said that the decline in inflation and poor employment could push the bank to reduce interest in a closer time. Powell told lawmakers in response to a question about the possibility of reducing interest in July: “If it becomes clear that the pressure of inflation is still under control, we will reach a point where we reduce the benefit earlier,” Powell told the legislators in response to a question about the possibility of interest in July. But he added: “I don’t want to refer to a specific meeting. I don’t think we need to chase because the economy is still strong.” The markets are praised by two interests according to the pricing of the financial markets, as they are fully confused by two decline in US interest by the end of 2025, with September a larger date more than July, although the bets on the lowering of the next month increased slightly compared to last week. Chitan Seth, the Stock Strategy for the Asia -Pacific region in “Nomura Holdings”, which is considered the “Bloomberg” channel that the federal is likely to wait for more data before he is ready to reduce interest. “He added:” I don’t think he will undertake to move until he gets additional evidence. “The head of the Federal Reserve in Minneapolis Neil Kashkari said officials needed more clarity on how customs duties affected prices, although the recent inflation data was” largely positive “. ‘Completely appropriate’ is to maintain the benefit of analyzing the consequences of changes in policy. Susan M -Tak has drawn her part. In an attempt to support the ceasefire agreement with Israel. ‘Advanced Market’ after MSCI kept it in the emerging market category after its annual review.