Asia markets mostly fall, tracking losses on Wall Street
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Asia-Pacific markets often fell on Wednesday, and investors followed the increasing global bond returns and the latest developments on the trading front.
Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 decreased by 0.52%before the release of GDP reading for the second quarter, which ended in June. Economists who participated in the survey by Reuters estimate 1.6% expansion compared to the previous year.
Nikkei 225%of Japan fell 0.43%and the wider Topix index fell by 0.35%.
In South Korea, the KOSPİ index increased by 0.16%, while the small cover was flat.
Futures for Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index were 25,445 and pointed to a weaker opening than HSI’s last 25,496.55 closing.
President Xi Jinping, II. The Chinese markets will focus on a military parade to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II later on a military parade to commemorate the day.
The event will be supported by 26 world leaders, including Russian President Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un, leader of North Korea.
The US-Eat-futures procedures fueled the optimism that the main branches of technology could travel in regulatory threats after deciding on an antitröst case in the Google-Ebezeyn alphabet.
In the night state, all three basic criteria ended the day lower.
Dow Jones Industrial decreased to 45.295.81 with an average of 249.07 points or 0.55%. The wide -based S&P 500 fell by 0.69% to 6.415.54, while the Nasdaq composite fell 0.82% and closed at 21.279.63.
– Pia Singh from CNBC, Sean Conlo and Sarah Min contributed to this report.
