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Japan’s criterion Nikkei 225 The index rose 1.19% for a second day before the Japanese Bank’s wage decision.

According to the Reuters Economist survey, the Central Bank will conclude the two -day policy meeting, which is expected to keep its policy rates at a rate of 0.5%.

In the September 12 note, HSBC analysts also agreed with consensus, and estimated that Boj’s rates would increase at the October meeting of 25 basis points.

Japan’s core inflation rate has fallen to the lowest level since November 2024, it was 2.7% for August and marked a third flat decline. According to government data.

The core inflation figure, which eliminates fresh food prices, was compatible with 2.7% expected by economists who participated in the survey by Reuters.

The title inflation in the country also fell to 2.7%, fell from 3.1% in July, and has pointed out a new low level since November 2024.

Analysts, Boj officials are looking for signs of economic flexibility and “We believe that the second quarter GDP pressure that performances better than market expectations has been delivered.”

Meanwhile, Topix added 0.84%.

Australia’s ASX/S&P 200 climbed 0.77%. South Korea’s Kospi and Kosdaq with a small lid were open.

Hong Kong’s SenG Index Index In addition, the futures contract will be traded on 26,612, the index will begin to be higher against the previous 26.544.85 closing.

In the USA, the big averages closed higher and the smallest stocks, which saw the biggest increase, said that the Federal Reserve has reached a lightening rate, revives investors and increases hopes for the cruelty of economic growth.

0.48% of S&P 500, 6.631.96, while Nasdaq compound exploded 0.94% to settle in 22,470.73. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 124 points or 0.27%to close to 46.142.42.

Each of the major US indices increased to the highest level of all times after a variable trading session after the Fed’s rate deduction on Wednesday.

– Pia Singh and Alex Harring of CNBC contributed to this report.

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