Asia shares their losses with the emergence of technology and oil back exit

Asian stocks have taken their longest losses in two years in the direction of the register, to the poor US recruitment data that motivated the markets in the market, and start again with an imminent reduction in interest rates by the Federal Reserve. The MSCI index of Asia and Pacific shares fell by 0.2%, reducing some of its early losses after the high technology shares in Hong Kong rose 1%. This apostasy came after seven sessions of losses that were the worst for the index since July 2021. South Korean shares rose 0.6%, amid speculation of modifications to capital gains tax. In the debt markets, US Treasury bonds reduced part of their registered profits on Friday, with mortgage returns for ten years by more than 3 basis points to 4.25%. In terms of oil, this fell after OPEC+ended a series of large production thumbs. The dollar settled, while the price of gold fell by 0.3%. Wall Street losses pressure on the global markets and the implications of the sharp decline in “Wall Street” Friday, due to high unemployment and sluggish employment, are still shading on global markets. That poor data strengthened the fear at a time when the markets bet on the ability of the US economy to withstand the commercial storm launched by President Donald Trump. “Suddenly, questions began to raise the continued growth of the US economy,” Kyle Roda, chief market analyst at Capital.com in Melbourne, wrote, adding that “despite the preceding pricing of the possibility of reducing interest in September, the market reaction was clear: bad news was bad news.” The S&P 500 index closed Friday’s sessions, dropping 1.6%, while the heavy “Nasdac” technology dropped by 2%. However, the futures contracts increased by 0.3% on Monday during Asian trade. The return on US Treasury bonds for ten years fell by 16 basis points on Friday, while yields on bonds for the two years have dropped the most sensitive monetary policy-with 28 basis points, citing the increasing expectations that the ‘federal’ will reduce the benefit in the next meeting. A greater reduction in the interest of the sharp decline in stocks is a sharp reflection of markets that recorded record levels against the backdrop of flexible growth, slowdown and increasing enthusiasm around artificial intelligence. With the increasing evaluation of stock, customers are now facing a more complicated environment amid a new controversy over the timing of the first benefit of interest. “Reducing interest in September has almost been resolved, and it can reach 50 basis points to compensate for the lost time,” says Jimmy Cox, of Harris Financial Group. In Japan, government effects dropped Monday morning, affected by the US job report, which spoke ten years on Tuesday about the demand for bonds. Effect returns fell for 5 years by 9 basis points to 0.99%, while yields dropped from 10 years to 1.465%. Oil takes off to “OPEC+” decisions. Tramb is on its way to economic changes in the energy markets, oil prices have fallen after “OPEC+” agreed to a new significant increase in production, which has aroused the fear of the global glut in the offer, in collaboration with the increasingly possible damage to the US trade war on growth and consumption. In a related economic development, President Trump said he would announce the appointment of a new federal ruler and a new head of the Labor Statistics Office in the coming days, in movements that would reform the priorities of economic policy. The Federal announced on Friday that Adriana Kogler will leave her position as a member of the Socaby Council, giving Trump an early opportunity to appoint a character who takes on his repeated calls to reduce interest. Trump also dismissed Erika Macinotrov, head of the Labor Statistics Office, after data that showed a severe slowdown in employment, and included a downward overview of May and June numbers.