Asia markets set to open mixed, following Wall Street gains on AMD rally
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The Asian-Pacific markets will mostly open high on Tuesday by following the gains of Wall Street after the technology rally fueled by the gigantic agreement between OpenAI. AMDIn one of the most direct challenges faced by the giant of the chip manufacturer Nvidia.
Investors in Asia will follow the chip stocks in the region.
Japan’s reference point Nikkei 225 Monday closing of the index was determined for a higher opening of the index, which was traded at 48.705 and an counterpart in Osaka 48,590 against 47.944.76.
In Australia, Asx/S&P 200 fell by 0.18 %in early trade and continued its losses in the previous session.
China, Hong Kong and South Korean markets are closed due to holidays.
US stock futures did not change much after important indicators in the early hours of Asia reached new records in the US on Tuesday.
S&P 500 increased by 0.36 %over 500 nights this year 32. Time closed with a new record. In the meantime, the technology -oriented NASDAQ Index, 2025 after reaching the highest level of all time 31.71 %increased by 22.941.67 %completed.
Amd’s shares jumped almost 24 %to support both indexes after the company announced that it made an agreement with OpenAI; This agreement may lead to OpenAI’s 10 %share in the chip manufacturer.
However, the Dow Jones industrial average was closed at 46.694.97 with a decrease in Sherwin-Williams and Home Depot shares.
– Pia Singh from CNBC, Sean Conlon and Fred Imbert contributed to this report.
