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Asian-Pacific markets were prepared for growth on Thursday after a soft inflation report in the US helped two of the three reference values on the Wall Street Reverse track from two days of loss.
Consumer Price Index -shoro-based cost measure in the US economy- increased 0.2% of the month In February, putting an annual rate of inflation at 2.8%.
Australian S & P/Asx 200 The day began 0.20% higher, reversing the loss course in the previous two sessions.
In Japan, the benchmark Nikkei 225 He should open more, with a futures contract in Chicago with 37,035, while his colleague in Osaka last traded at 37,000, compared to the last end of the index of 36,819.09.
The future for Hong Kong Hang Seng Index was 23,633, pointing to the stronger open compared to HSI of 23,600.31.
Overnight in the US, in, Nasdaq composite It was picked up after a soft inflation report relieved concerns about rapid recession and while investors released technological shares.
Tehnok’s reference value added 1.22% and closed to 17,648.45, while S & P 500 He acquired 0.49% to finish at 5,599.30. AND Dow Jones industrial average It slid 82.55 points, or 0.2%, to settle at 41,350.93.
The technology sector is excluded more than 3% to the present, but declined in a session to lead the winning of S&P 500. Top performers include Nvidiawho received 6.4%, and AMD which added more than 4%. Meanwhile, Meta platform Advanced 2% and Tesla He jumped over 7%.
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– CNBC – Lisa Kailai Han and Brian Evans contributed to this report.
