Asia Markets: Nikkei 225, KOSPI, Fed

The standard NIKKEI 225 in Japan increased by 1.13 % to a new record on Thursday, led by gains in the real estate and technology sectors. The best engines were led by a chemical company Ratonak propertyWhich jumped more than 10 %, the manufacturer of semiconductors Screen holdingsIt added approximately 4.3 %, and the beverage giant Kirin HoldingsThat has gained 4.3 %.

Asia and other Pacific markets have been traded yet Federal reserve decreased Its standard price is expected on Wednesday, with the framework of the Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell this step as a “risk management”, rather than something more directed to increasing the weak economy.

The Federal Reserve also referred to price cuts that could be done by the end of the year, another in 2026, and one in 2027, and there are no discounts in 2028.

KOSPI increased in South Korea by 0.96 %, while ASX/S & P 200 in Australia slipped 0.51 %.

Australian gas product shares have decreased more than 11 % to 6.78 dollars after a union led by Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) The acquisition of the acquisition of $ 18.7 billion After prolonged conflicts on prices and conditions.

The Hang Kong Index in Hang Singh decreased by 0.17 %, while the main land CSI lost 300 0.23 %.

Asian chip shares rose after a report claimed that China had banned Nafidia Artificial intelligence chips.

South Korea’s SK Hynix shares, which provide memory chips to NVIDIA, have gained 5.5 %. TSMC, which manufactures high -performance graphics processing units in NVIDIA and which helps operate large language models, has seen a smaller 0.79 %.

Samsung electronics increased by 2 %. Advantages It gained 3.54 %, and Tokyo electron 4.54 % jump

The Bank of Japan starts its two -day meeting, as most economists expect to maintain constant policy prices.

HSBC expects policy prices to remain unchanged at the next meeting, but is witnessing an increase in the 25 -year -old point this year at the October meeting, which will raise the policy rate to 0.75 %.

Economists wrote at HSBC: “Japan Bank officials are looking for signs of economic flexibility, and we believe that printing the GDP for the second quarter, which outperformed the market expectations, was definitely delivered,” Economists wrote at HSBC. “With the completion of the American Trade deal, the Japanese exporters received some comfort of the customs tariff that is likely to be higher, but they can still be affected by a future slowdown in world trade.”

American stock futures increased slightly on Wednesday, as investors continued to digest the last decision to reduce prices from the Federal Reserve.

Overnight in the United States, the main average averages were closed after a volatile day of trading. Although reducing the rate was not surprising, the markets were not sure what to do with everything.

The initial crowd lost the average Dow Jones Small Steam, but the blue chip index still closes 260.42 points, or 0.6 %, at 46,018.32, after it reached earlier to the highest level ever. However, S&P 500 settled 0.1 % at 6,600.35, while Nasdak 0.3 % decreased to 22,261.33.

“In addition to the political strikes that target them, the federal reserve is in a difficult place. They expect a higher stagnation or inflation and the weakest of the labor market. This is not a great environment for financial assets,” said Jack McNantter, director of the portfolio in Brandiwin Global.

Jeff Cox from CNBC, Pia Singh and Alex Harring contributed to this report.