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Written by Anna SZYMANSKI

What matters in the United States and global markets today

Written by Anna SZYMANSKI

While investors welcomed last week the first reduction in the Federal Reserve for 2025 and more mitigation signs, feelings are more cautious today, as future stocks in the United States give up slightly before the bell. president Donald Trump On Friday, American companies will need to pay $ 100,000 for the new H-1B workers’ visas, a potential blow to the dominant American technology sector. Investors will hear from a group of federal reserve officials this week, as everyone is waiting for the preferred inflation scale for the Federal Reserve on Friday.

* Asian stocks were mixed on Monday. While the Japanese Nikkejump is more than 1 %, Taiwan recorded a standard high, she was exposed to the Indian Sharesslists program after the Trump administration announced the H-1B THENEW visa fees on Friday. This step may lead to damage to TECOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCOCCCOCCCOCCOCCCOCCCOCCOCCCOCCCOCCCOCCOCCCOCCCOCCCOCCCOCCCOCCCOCOLI damage to external talents and India, which represents more than 70 % of the Approved H-1B visas last year. * In foreign currency markets, things were relatively defeated. On Monday, they bounced from the Bank of Japan, on Monday, returned some of its gains. Stelingfell to its lowest level in weeks, after news about an increase in borrowing in UKPublic and the decision of the last England Bank’s Politics, which highlighted the challenges of budget for fears related to inflation and revenge. Meanwhile, the dollar fell slightly early on Monday. The markets are still focusing on the path of American monetary policy, as they priced in 44 basis points of additional mitigation. Many policy makers are expected to speak this week, including the head of the Federal Reserve in New York John Williams and the newly ruler Stephen Miran later today. Friday is scheduled to be the Fed’s Spreferred, the Expectitors Personal Appraction, on Friday. Investors will be keen to get a better sense of policy path forward after President Jaypowell’s speech last week sent mixed signals.

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* The IT sector of $ 283 billion in India will have to reform its strategy, which belongs to contracts represented in recycling talents in US projects after US President Donald Trump moved to impose $ 100,000 fees for new H-1B visas from Sunday, according to technology, analysts, lawyers and economists.

President Lee Jay Meung told Reuters that the South Korean economy can fall into the crises that compete for its collapse in 1997 if the government accepts the current US demands in parked trade talks without guarantees.