Australian shares increase gain; Most Asian markets closed to rest
People who walked in the background to George St -us the Sydney City Hall building in the background.
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The Australian Market climbed on Thursday, breaking the lines with the Wall Street that fell overnight because the federal reserves kept interest rates unchanged. Several Asian-Pacific markets were closed to the holiday of the moon’s New Year’s.
AND S & P/Asx 200 The day began by 0.22%, increasing the gain from the previous session, on the eve of issuing trade data.
Japanese benchmarks Nikkei 225 He was supposed to open more, with a futures contract in Chicago with 39,365, while his colleague in Osaka last traded at 39,270, compared to the previous prison of the 39,414.78 index.
Overnight to the USA, reference indexes fell after the federal reserve left interest rates unchanged In his first decision on the policy of the year on Wednesday.
AND S & P 500 slid 0.47% to close to 6,039.31 while Nasdaq composite He lost 0.51% to the end of 19,632.32. AND Dow Jones industrial average Pour 136.83 points, or 0.31%, 44,713.52.
Artificial intelligence dear Nvidia lost 4.1%, after a strong display in the previous session.
The porters of the chips manufacturer hit the lowest sessions after a report from Bloomberg’s news that Trump’s administration officials talked about suppressing chip sales at the cinema after a challenge represented by the Deepseek AI model in the country.
– CNBC Lisa Kailan Han and Brian Evans contributed to this report.