Nikkei 225, Kospi, Nifty 50

The Asia-Pacific markets will rise further on Monday, and investors closely watched Japan’s stocks after choosing Sadık Conservative Sanae Takaichi as the new leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party on Saturday.

Considering the government’s economic policy of “a high -pressure economy”, Crédit Agrichle CIB wrote a note at the weekend that will ask the Japan Bank to maintain its appropriate monetary policy, and added that it would be open to 25 basis points by Boj until January 2026.

“A Takaichi administration, which accepts that the current economy is still weak, is expected to completely shift the policy aspect to a new approach (full revision) that aims to expand the investment and demand through its public-private partnerships.” He said.

Japan’s criterion Nikkei 225 The index was set for a higher deficit. The futures contract in Chicago is traded at 48.105 against the closing of the index last 45.769.50.

Australia’s ASX/S&P 200 was prepared for a higher deficit against the closing of 8,987.4 on Friday at 9.050 on the futures contract.

Hong Kong’s SenG Index Index With the term transaction contract transaction, 27.153 will be slightly higher against the closing of the index previous 27,140,92.

China and South Korean markets were closed for holiday.

In the United States last Friday, the three major average increased higher. The S&P was withdrawn from a record on Friday, but despite the fact that the US government was dragged for a third day, it continued to earn weekly earnings, although it increased by only 0.01% in 6.715.79.

Nasdaq composite decreased by 0.28% and fell to 22.780.51. The Dow Jones Industrial average was traded at 238.56 points or 0.51%to finish 46.758.28. Russell 2000 also exploded 0.72% and fell to 2.476.18.

– Pia Singh and Sean Conlo from CNBC contributed to this report.