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Fuji Mountain and buildings in the Shindzhuk area are displayed on the table on the observation deck in Tokyo, Japan, December 24, 2013.
Kiyoshi OTA | Bloomberg | Gets the image
The Asia-Pacific markets were to open mixed Friday after US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday, when officially formalizing the lower Japanese car imports by 15%, compared to 27.5%.
The order also confirms the agreement for 550 billion dollars of Japanese investments in American projects.
Japan Nikkei 225 It was opened above, and the futures contract in Chicago – 42 945, and his colleague in Osaki last traded by 42 910, compared to the last closure of the 42,580 index. 27.
Hong Kong Hang the Index It was on the course to open below, with a futures contract of 25 021, compared to it on Thursday closed at 25 058.51.
Australia S&P/ASX 200 It was opened above, and the futures contract – 8 866 against the last index, which is 8,826.5.
Malaysian and Indonesian markets were closed for the holiday.
US futures in US shares were little changed before the report of Just Jobs paid on Friday.
Over the night, all three key benchmarks grew on the hopes for a favorable job report that maintains a chance of reducing the federal reserve rate.
The wide market S&P 500 has finished 0.83% at 6,502,08, a Nasdaq Composite They grew by 0.98% at 21 707.69. A Dow Jones Industrial Medium He finished 350.06 points, or 0.77%, at 45 621.29. This year it was the 21st record of the S&P 500.
– Sean Conlon and Sarah Min CNBC contributed to this report.
