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Asia-Pacific markets were mainly open after The federal backup system dropped Its indicator was expected on Wednesday, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, who draws this step as a “risk incision”, not something more aimed at attracting a weak economy.
The Fed also showed that by the end of the year it is possible to make two more decrees, the second in 2026, back in 2027, and in 2028 without reduction.
The Nikkei 225 Japanese orientation Index was to open above, and its futures contract in Chicago for the last time traded 44,880, and his colleague in Osaki – 44 790, compared to the latest closing index 44 790.38.
The Australian ASX/S&P 200 was ready to start a trading session below, and its futures contracts at 8 794, against the last closing index 8 818.50.
The Hong Kong Hang Seng Index was also open to opening below, and its futures contract last traded at 26,829, against the previous index closing 26 908.39.
The Bank of Japan begins with a two -day political meeting, where most economists expect to be steadily.
HSBC expects that policy rates will remain unchanged at the future meeting, but 25 basic points will be increased this year, which will increase the policy level to 0.75%.
“Japanese officials are looking for signs of economic sustainability, and we believe that the print in the second quarter of GDP, which has exceeded the market expectations, is certainly provided,” HSBC economists wrote. “With the completion of the transaction from the United States, Japan’s exporters have received some relief from potentially even higher tariffs, but they can still be affected by the future slowing in world trade.”
US actions rose slightly on Wednesday when investors continued to digest the latest decision to reduce the federal reserve rate.
Over the night in the US, the main average indicators closed after the changing trading day. Although the reduction of rates was not surprised, the markets were not sure to do it.
The initial action by Dow Jones Industrial lost a small pair, but the Blue-Chip Index still closed 260.42 points, or 0.6%, at 46 018.32, after earlier reached the maximum over the whole time. However S&P 500 settled on 0.1% at 6 600.35, and Nasdaq Composite decreased by 0.3% to 22 261.33.
– Jeff Cox, Pius Singh and Alex Haring contributed to this report.
