Japanese and Australian shares set for muted start

Japanese and Australian markets are ready for a muted start on Thursday, after the Wall Rate traded, as the data indicates the reduction in the US economy in the first quarter of investor fears before the upcoming recession.

Several Asia-Pacific markets were closed for the Labor Day.

Japanese benchmark Nikkei 225 It was opened above, and the futures contract in Chicago – 36 335, and his colleague in Osaki last traded at 36 260, and on Wednesday the Index of 36 045.38.

The Central Bank of the Central Bank is expected to stand at the interest rates by 0.5%in its two-day session of the Central Bank, which ends later on this day.

Futures associated with Australia S&P/ASX 200 The index was 8114, pointing to a slightly lower open compared to the last closure of 8.126.20.

Us Futures jumped After two so-called “lush seven” shares- Meta -platform and Microsoft – They have published their quarterly results.

In extended Meta stock trading advanced by more than 4% on stronger than expected Revenue in the first quarter. Meanwhile, Microsoft’s stock has grown 8%after shipping Results are better than expected The top and bottom line in the financial third quarter, as well as the high results of its Azure Cloud Business and the upgraded guide.

Over the night. S&P 500 and 30-color Dow Jones Industrial Medium Despite his volatility, he gained his seventh row.

The wide market index has advanced 0.15%to close 5.569.06, while the Dow Jones index added 141.74 points, or 0.35%settled in 40 669.36.

Meanwhile, Nasdaq Composite The day ended at 17 446.34.

– Brian Evans Sean Conlon and Pius Singh contributed to this report.