The stock markets can gather on Wednesday amid optimism for price discounts in the future

Wall Street refers to new altitudes before the opening bell on Wednesday after the new US inflation data has sparked that Federal Reserve You will reduce the standard interest rate next month.

S&P 500 and NASDAQ futures increased by 0.2 percent, while the future contracts for the Dow Jones industrial average increased by 0.3 percent. S&P 500 and NASDAQ closed at record levels on Tuesday.

TSX Futures increased in Bay Street in Toronto by approximately a quarter of a quarter of the open, and the height ever earlier in August.

Gathering in the markets, which is partially moved by relief on a truce extended in President Donald Trump’s trade war with ChinaIt is operated with new optimism that borrowing costs in the United States will decrease.

Low prices would give a boost to investment and economy prices by making them cheaper for American families and companies to borrow to buy homes, cars or equipment. President Donald Trump angrily called for discounts to help the economy, and often insults the Federal Reserve Chair in person while doing this.

The Federal Reserve has been worried about it Trump’s tariff It can lead to another round of high inflation.

The Federal Reserve will receive another report on inflation and another in the labor market in the United States before its next meeting, which ends on September 17. The last job report was amazing, comes much weaker than economists.

Critics say that the stock market in the United States appears to be expensive after increasing its hall in April. This presses companies to achieve constant growth in profit.

Gildan Activewear announced on Wednesday that it was buying Hanesbrands for $ 2.2 billion in a deal that would give Hanesbrands shareholders nearly 20 percent of the company combined. The deal, which was widely reported on Tuesday before the official announcement, will allow brands access to Hanes and Maidenform.

Hansbrands shares fell more than nine percent before the bell climbed 28 percent on Tuesday when rumors of the deal appeared.

CAVA 24 percent slipped in trading outside working hours after the Mediterranean chain recorded weaker than the store’s sales in the second quarter and lower some of its guidelines per year. The company’s executive officials suspended some of the arrears in the same store’s sales on the “honeymoon effect”, when the stores fail to maintain the huge demand they saw at the opening.

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In Asia, the standard Nikkei 225 added in Tokyo to its record one day before, ending 1.3 percent higher at 43,274.67.

“Asia woke up to a complete dangerous situation, riding in the disasters of an American session seemed as if someone hit the” endless “button after the consumer price index did not blow up the doors of inflation.”

Hang Kong from Hang Kong rose by 2.6 percent to 25613.67, while the Shanghai index added a compound 0.5 percent to 3683.46.

In Japan, relief from the Trump administration asserted that its exports would face 15 percent flat fees from the United States that prompted a strong purchase of companies related to computer drivers and other exporters.

Elsewhere in Asia, KOSPI in South Korea advanced 1.1 percent to 3224.37. In Australia, the S&P/ASX 200 0.6 percent threw to 8,827.10.
Taiex rose 0.9 percent, and Sensex in India has gained 0.5 percent. In Bangkok, the group increased by one percent after Thailand reduced the main interest rate by 0.25 ° C to 1.5 percent.

In midday Europe, DAX in Germany rose 0.9 percent, and CAC 40 in Paris rose 0.6 percent. FTSE 100 Britain increased by 0.1 percent.
In energy circulation, crude oil in the United States returned 52 cents to $ 62.65 a barrel. Brent crude, the international standard, fell 44 cents to $ 65.68 a barrel.

The US dollar fell to 147.51 Japanese yen from 147.84 yen. The euro rose to $ 1.1713 from $ 1.1677.

– With files from Global News’ Ari Rabinovitch

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