Asia-Pacific markets: Nikkei 225, bonds, Treasurys
On Tuesday, August 12, 2025, the stock market center with the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) in Australia, Australia. The S&P/ASX 200 index rose to 0.3% after reducing the key cash ratio of the Central Bank, a large -scale movement by economists and markets. Photographer: Lisa Maree Williams/Bloomberg through Getty Images
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Asia-Pacific markets rose on Thursday, after a technology rally that lifted the S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite in Wall Street, even if the growing fears around the economy focused on stocks.
Japan’s criterion Nikkei 225 The Topix index increased by 0.41%, while early processing increased by 0.57%.
The comparison of S&P/ASX 200 in Australia increased by 0.67%.
Futures for Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index were slightly lower than the last closing of 25,343.43 in 25.332.
Australia will publish home expenditure data later in July.
Global bond markets will continue to focus on worldwide long -term borrowing costs under pressure. The US 30 -year Treasury returns, after deciding that most of the tariffs of a court Trump administration were illegal, it has been dragged over 5% on Wednesday morning since July and asked questions about the future of tariff revenues.
Japan’s 30 -year bond return was at a record level on Wednesday, and this year there was a 100 basic score increase caused by high inflation, low real rates and political uncertainty.
In the night state, three major average were closed. The S&P rose on Wednesday, and an alphabet fueled the optimism that technology giants could take air after a Federal Court decision in the Antitröst case.
Tech-Ağır Nasdaq Composite earned 1.03% until the end of 21.497.73, while S&P increased by 0.51% to finish at 6.448.26. The Dow Jones Industrial average was delayed by 24.58 points or 0.05%to settle in 45.271.23.
– Jenni Reid, Sean Conlo and Pia Singh of CNBC contributed to this report.
