Asian-Pacific markets on Wall Street decreases as investors evaluate Trump’s comments on China

The Asia-Pacific Markets fell largely on Tuesday, tracking Wall Street losses when investors weighed US President Donald Trump’s comments on China.

Investors also appreciated the meeting between South Korean and US presidents over the ejection of a trade transaction announced last month, which provides for 15% of the US country export tariffs to the US

A Kospi The index decreased by 0.56%, while KOSDAQ increased by 0.36%.

In Japan, Nikkei 225 As well as a broader Topix index decreased by 0.54%.

Australia S&P/ASX 200 Benchmark was slightly lower in early trade.

Futures for Hong Kong Hang the Index stood at 25 711, pointing to a weaker open compared to the last closure of HSI 25,829.91

Stocks in China will be the center of attention after the mainland CSI 300 Expanded its profit for the fourth session, rising on Monday by more than 2%. Trump was reportedly threatened Charging in China “200% tariffs or something” If they did not export to the US rare earthworks

Nasdaq Golden Dragon China’s stocks – which records Chinese shares listed in the US – ended on Monday higher, despite the loss of key benchmarks on Wall Rate.

US futures in the US were little changed in the early hours in Asia because they were waiting for investors NvidiaSalary and reading the predominant inflation of the US Federal Reserve.

Over the night, all three key benchmarks fell with heavy technology Nasdaq decreased by 0.22% at 21 449.29. Wide market S&P 500 traded by 0.43% below to get settled at 6439.32, and 30’s inventory Dow Jones Industrial Medium 349.27 points, or 0.77%closed, 45 282.47.

– Sean Conlon and Tanaya Macheel CNBC contributed to this report.