Asia markets set to open mostly lower after U.S. court ruling on Trump tariffs
Ulsan City silhouette from Hamwolru pavilion. People can enjoy the free beautiful city view. Ulsan, South Korea.
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Asia-Pacific markets were often prepared to open on Monday, as investors evaluated a US Federal Court of Appeal.
. US Federal Circuit Court of Appeal Held on Friday, Trump’s April 2 “Independence Day” as part of the announcement of almost every country of the world by implementing taxes decided to exceed the presidential authority.
Investors will also evaluate the developments in India and Chinese relations after a two -day meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, not competitors but development partners at a two -day meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to make a speech at the summit.
Investors are also waiting for the country’s August Special Survey production data, which will be published today.
Japan’s Nikkei 225, the futures contract in Chicago 42.215, Osaka’s counterpart at 42.100 was last traded and the index was against the closing of 42.718.47 on Friday.
Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 will start a lower day than the last closing of the Future 8,973.10 compared to future transactions with 8,912.
Futures for Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index took place at 25.319, and pointed to a stronger opening than HSI’s last 25,077.62 closing.
In Wall Street, stocks fell on Friday because new inflation data has shown that increasing prices are still risk of entering the new moon.
Wide -based S&P 500 At 6.460.26, it lower 0.64%, but the fourth winner overlap. Nasdaq Composite finished 1.15% at 21.455.55, while the Dow Jones industrial average lost 92.02 points or 0.20% to settle in 45,544.88.
– Sean Conlo and Brian Evans from CNBC contributed to this report.
