Asia-Pacific Markets: Nikkei 225, Bonds, Treasury

The Asia-Pacific Markets were mostly rising on Thursday after a technical action over the night on Wall Street, which raised the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, even when the fears around the economy were growing at the stock.

Japanese benchmark Nikkei 225 Must open above, and the futures contract in Chicago – 42 140, while his colleague in Osaka was traded by 42 1110, compared to the last closing index 41 938.89.

The Australian landmark S & P/ASX 200 intends to rise slightly, with futures standing at 8 756, which is higher than the closure of the 8 738.8 index.

Futures for Hong Kong Hang the Index amounted to 25 332, slightly lower than the last closing 25 343,43.

Australia intends to release its household cost data in July later on this day.

Global bond markets will still be the center of attention with long-pressure borrowing costs. US 30-year-old treasury Yield on Wednesday morning for the first time since July for 5% Questions on the future tariff income Following the court decided that most Trump administration tariffs are illegal.

Japan 30-year bond yield was in Write down the high on WednesdayWith 100 basic rise this year, due to high inflation, low real -world indicators and political uncertainty.

Over the night, three major average closed mixed. The S&P 500 grew on Wednesday, backed up by technological stocks after a federal court decision Alphabet The antitrust case fueled the optimism that the technological giants would be able to threaten the normative organs.

Composite Nasdaq Heavy Nasdaq has purchased 1.03%to finish the day at 21 497.73 and S&P 500 rose by 0.51%to complete 6448.26. A Dow Jones Industrial Medium Launched, falling 24.58 points, or 0.05%to settle 45 271.23.

– Jenny Reid, Sean Conlon and Pius Singh contributed to this report.