Asia markets trade mixed ahead of a potential U.S. government shutdown
Seoul Downtown City Skyline’s car on the highway and the bridge on the Han River in South Korea, South Korea.
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Asia-Pacific markets opened on Wednesday after the US government’s earnings in Wall Street before the US government’s closure of a potential government as a result of the details of a second temporary bill.
Japan Bank in Japan published its results. Third quarter Tanian survey. Tandane research measures the sense of business among Japanese companies and is closely monitored by Boj.
Among the large Japanese producers, the business optimism index rose from +13 to +14 in the previous quarter to +14, but was lower than +15 expected by the economists participating in the survey by Reuters. It remained fixed in non -production index +34.
A positive figure on the tank shows that optimists are more than pessimists and the opposite.
Investors in Asia will also look at the decision of the Indian reserve bank on Wednesday.
Japan Nikkei 225 Wide -based topix dropped 1.52%.
Blue chip in South Korea Kospi It increased by 0.68%and the small cover earned 0.77%.
Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 fell by 0.25% in early trade.
Markets in the mainland China and Hong Kong were closed for holidays.
In the USA, S&P 500, 6.688.46% closed by 0.41%, Nasdaq composite increased by 0.31% at 22.660.01.
Dow Jones Industrial Average is a new closing height to close 81.82 points or 0.18%to 46.397.89.
Sean Conlo and Pia Singh from CNBC contributed to this report.
