Nikkei 225, Japan yen, Ishiba resignation
Tokyo Tower stands in the middle of the twilight buildings in Tokyo, Japan.
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Asia-Pacific markets, investors were prepared for mixed trade on Monday because they consider the resignation of the Japanese Prime Minister and the key economic data in the region.
Japan’s criterion Nikkei 225 Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will be higher after announcing that he resigned on Sunday after weeks of national election defeat at the end of last year. The futures contract in Chicago pointed to a higher opening in 43.415 against the closing of the index last 43.018.75.
“Japan is now preparing for an extended uncertainty period in the 4th quarter,” Analysts from BMI, a Fitch Solutions unit. “Although the next LDP leader will normally be the Prime Minister automatically, it is theoretically possible for the opposition to come together under a rival candidate for Premiership.”
Futures for Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index were 25,344 and lower than the last 25.417.98 closing.
Australia’s comparison S&P/Asx 200 will rise in the future with a higher increase in 8,848, the index’s closing of 8.871.2.
China’s trade data for August will also focus.
Investors prepared for a heavy week, including two readers closely monitored about inflation, while US stock futures have changed slightly on Sunday. The producer price index report for August will be in the state on Wednesday morning and then the consumer price index will be released on Thursday.
In the United States last Friday, a weaker job report than expected, even if the expectations of the federal reserve rate cut, even if a weaker job report than expected has been concerned about a slowing economy after the three major averages fell.
S&P 500 decreased by 0.32% at 6.481.50, while Nasdaq composite decreased by 0.03% to 21.700.39. The Dow Jones closed the industrial average of 45,400.86 and 220.43 points or 0.48%.
The three leading indices also reached the new range of records at the beginning of the Friday session. At its peaks, the wide market index, technology heavy NASDAQ and blue chip Dow increased by 0.5%, 0.8%and 0.3%, respectively.
– Brian Evans from CNBC contributed to this report.
