Asia markets trade mixed as investors sell tech names on Wall Street
People follow the first sun of the new year from a pedestrian bridge overlooking the city silhouette in Seoul on January 1, 2024.
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The Asia-Pacific markets were traded on Thursday after investors continued to sell technology names such as Nvidia and Oracle at Wall Street.
Nvidia continued its decline on Tuesday due to almost 1%recording and increasing fears about the potentially circular nature of the AI industry.
Japan Nikkei 225 While the trade session started close to the flat line, the wide -based Topix won 0.58%.
South Korea Kospi It fell by 0.28%and the small lid kosdaq fell 0.27%. South Korean defense stocks, such as Hanwha Aerospace, are 2.46% and poongsan 3.28% higher.
Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 fell by 0.23% in early trade.
Hong Kong SenG Index Index In 26,394, the term transactions were lower than HSI’s last 26,518.65 closing. Investors in Hong Kong will follow the list of Chinese car manufacturer Chery Automobile today, but will be a ceremony. It is canceled according to reported Super Typhoon Ragasa.
As investors waited for the publication of weekly unemployed request data on Thursday, the shares future, which was published due to concerns about the federal reserve’s monetary policy movements, which could affect the monetary policy movements of the Federal Reserve, has changed little.
Overnight in the United States, S&P 500 fell 0.28% with 6.637.97%, Nasdaq composite withdrawn 0.34% to settle in 22.497.86%.
The Dow Jones an average of industrial decreased by 0.37%and ended at 46.121.28.
Sean Conlo and Pia Singh from CNBC contributed to this report.
