The actions advanced Wednesday in Europe and Asia after US actions approached their records.
The Dax of Germany rose 0.8% to 24,284.99, while CAC 40 in Paris collected 0.4% to 7,794.86. The FTSE 100 of Great Britain increased less than 0.1%, to 8,790.23.
The future for the SANDP 500 and the Dow Jones industrial average almost did not change.
Kospi from South Korea led profits in the region, jumping 2.4% to 2,763.32 after the liberal opposition candidate Lee Jae-Myung was Elected president.
Lee’s victory limits the months of political agitation unleashed by the impressive but brief imposition of martial law by the now injected conservative leader Yoon Suk Yeol. The main priorities will include government spending and trade negotiations with the United States.
“Regardless of its political roots, increasing growth will be a key challenge. Even before President Trump’s tariffs affect exports, the economy contracted at 0.2% trimester to quarter, seasonally adjusted, in the first three months of the year. The figures highlighted the fragile commercial activity and private consumption,” Min Joo Kang of Ing Economics said in a report.
Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 index increased 0.8% to 37,747.45 in profits for technological and pharmaceutical companies.
The shares of Toyota Motor Corp. increased 1.9% after he announced that he was buying Toyota Industries Corp., a manufacturer of auto parts and elevation trucks, for $ 33 billion and carried it in private. Toyota Industries actions fell almost 12%.
Chinese actions were modestly higher. The Hang Seng in Hong Kong added 0.5% to 23,618.72, while the Shanghai compound index won 0.4% to 3,376.20.
Taiwan taiex rose 2.3%.
Investors were looking for updates about President Donald Trump ratesincluding the imposition of 50% of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports that will arise on Wednesday. With the industries pressing to expand that protection to the products made of these materials, analysts say that the prices of many basic articles It will probably rise.
On Tuesday, the SANDP 500 increased 0.6% and was less than 3% of its highest set of all time earlier this year. The Dow Industrials added 0.5% and the Nasdaq compound increased 0.8%.
General Dollar increased 15.8% for one of the largest profits in the market after informing stronger profits and income for the beginning of the year of what analysts expected.
A Tuesday report showed us Employers announced more work openings At the end of April what economists expected, the last sign that the labor market is still resistant. He prepared the scenario for a more important report on Friday, which will show how much hiring and farewell of US employers they made in May.
In the commercial front, hopes remain high that Trump reaches commercial agreements with other countries that will finally reduce tariffs, particularly with the second largest economy in the world.
Technological actions helped lead the way again when Nvidia rose 2.9%and Broadcom rose 3.3%. Chips companies have recovered their strong losses from the beginning of this year, amid the concerns that their actions of actions had shot too much.
Treasury yields remained relatively stable after the encouraging report on the United States labor market.
It is a reuse time for a strong increase for yields in the last two months. The yields had been rising in part to He worries about how the United States government can be configured to add billions of dollars to your debt through tax cuts.
The highest treasure yields make it more expensive for US homes and companies to borrow money and can discourage investors to pay high prices for shares and other investments.
In other treatment at dawn on Wednesday, the ee. Uu crude oil lost 25 cents at $ 63.16 per barrel. Brent Crude, the international standard, fell 23 cents to $ 65.40 per barrel.
The US dollar fell to 143.83 Japanese and 144.00 yen. The euro increased to $ 1,1384 from $ 1,1370.
