Asian markets live: stocks rise

Asia-pacific markets grew on Thursday after a soft inflation report in the United States helped two of the three benchmarks on the Wall Street Course with two days of loss.

Consumer Consumer Consumer Economics Index increased by 0.2% month per month In February, by setting an annual inflation rate of 2.8%.

Australia S&P/ASX 200 traded by 0.32% higher, canceling the rate of losses in the previous two sessions.

In Japan, the landmark Nikkei 225 The outdoor scored 1.22%and the wide Topix index increased by 0.96%.

South Korea Kospi The index scored 0.70% in early trading, while Kosdaq with a small capitalization advanced by 0.47%.

Futures for Hong Kong Hang the Index She stood at 23,633, pointing to a stronger open compared to HSI 23 600.31.

Investors will lead the clock on Indian stocks after South Asia inflation has cooled to Lower than expected 3.61% in February As the prices on the vegetables declined.

Over the night in the US, Nasdaq Composite Having taken away after the soft inflation report reduced the concern about the coming recession and as the investors cut off the technology stocks.

The technical landmark added 1.22% and closed at 17 648.45, and S&P 500 I scored 0.49%to end at 5599.30. A Dow Jones Industrial Medium Slimed 82.55 points, or 0.2%to settled on 41 350.93.

The technology sector is off for more than 3%, but in the session bounced to bring profit to the S&P 500. Best performers include Nvidiawhich scored 6.4%and Amd that added more than 4%. Meanwhile, Meta -platform Extended 2% and Tesla jumped over 7%.

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– Lisa Kayla Khan and Brian Evans contributed to this report.