Hong Kong – The Asian markets were higher on early Friday after Wall Street recovered during the third day, driven by the hope that the Federal Reserve will reduce the fees.
Nikkei 225 of Tokyo increased 1.9% to 35,701.38 and the Kospi in South Korea won 1% to 2,547.39.
Hang Seng from Hong Kong picked up 1.4% to 22,226.19, while the Shanghai compound index was almost unchanged at 3,297.36.
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Taiwan Taiex added 2.3%, while the market in Australia closed due to Anzac’s day.
The Wall Street rally continued rolling on Thursday as better profits than expected for US companies accumulated in reports mainly of technological companies such as Servicenow and Texas Instruments, compensating uncertainties in the retail sector.
Federal Reserve officials increased the expectations of interest rate cuts, since they said they would reduce the rate already in June if Trump tariffs harmed the United States economy and labor market.
The sANDP 500 charged 2% more at 5,484.77 and withdrew within 11% of its registration established earlier this year. The Dow Jones industrial average increased 1.2% to 40,093.40, while the NASDAQ compound increased 2.7% to 17,166.04.
In other movements on early Friday, crude oil from the United States won 13 cents at $ 62.92 per barrel in electronic commerce in the commercial exchange of New York.
Brent Crude, the international standard, added 22 cents to $ 66.77 per barrel.
The US dollar rose to 142.96 Japanese yen of 142.69 yen. The euro exceeded $ 1,1349 from $ 1,1391.
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Business writers AP Stan Choe, Yuri Kageyama and Matt Ott contributed.
