China LPR, Japanese Trade Data

Asia and Pacific markets fell on Wednesday, and followed Wall Street overnight, as investors analyzed Japanese commercial data and the basic loan decision in China.

Japan exports He decreased by 2.6 % on an annual basis in July, and got a sharp decrease in more than four years. The fall was 2.1 % more severe by the economists covered by Reuters and compared to a decrease of 0.5 % in June.

Japan Nikki 225 It decreased by 0.93 %, while Topix 0.31 % was lost. shares SoftBank collection Up to 9.17 % on Wednesday, As technological stocks in Asia drop, the losses in American peers follow overnight.

The Japanese investment company, which focuses on shares, witnessed the decrease in shares for a second consecutive session, after announcing that it was investing $ 2 billion in Intel. Intel shares increased by 6.97 % to close at $ 25.31 on Tuesday.

South Korea KosPI It lost 1.52 % and the small Cosordic declined by 1.77 %. Australia S & P/ASX 200 0.24 % was less in the open.

Hong Kong Hang Singh Fahress It decreased by 0.71 %, while CSI 300 decreased in the main land by 0.48 % after China left the main lending rates fixed in August for a third consecutive month, which is suitable for market expectations. Taiwan Taix fell more than 2 %.

Pop Mart Rose stocks in volatile trading Wednesday, one day after the company published an increase of approximately 400 % in net profit, driven by the prosperity of global demand for Labubu dolls.

Pop Mart was subjected to previous losses to be climbed over 2 % as of 10.45 am local time (10:45 pm on Tuesday).

Overnight in the United States, the S&P 500 was withdrawn again, weighing NVIDIA shares and a wide decline in technology shares. Broad market S & P 500 It lost 0.59 % and closed at 6,411.37, while Nasdak 1.46 % decreased to settle at 21314.95.

the Dow Jon’s industrial average 10.45 points, or 0.02 % have been added, ended at 44,922.27. The 30 Stock index touched a new standard during the session.

– Pia Singh and Yun Lee of CNBC contributed to this report.