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The Exchange Center, which includes Exchandated Securities Exchang (ASX), in Sydney, Australia, on Tuesday, August 12, 2025. The S&P/ASX index extended to 0.3 % after the central bank reduced the main cash price by 25 basis points, a significantly expected step by economists and markets. Photographer: Lisa Marie Williams/Bloomberg via Getti Imas
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The Asia and Pacific markets rose on Thursday in the wake of a technical gathering overnight in Wall Street, which raised the S&P 500 and NASDAQ boat, even as increasing fears about the economy on stocks.
Japan’s standard Nikki 225 It increased by 0.57 % in early trading, while the Topix 0.41 % index increased.
In Australia, the S&P/ASX 200 index increased by 0.67 % after family spending in the country increased in July 0.5 % a month, according to what he said. Australian Statistics Office Thursday. This compares to 0.3 % in June. On an annual basis, domestic spending growth increased by 5.1 % in July, which is the fastest pace since November 2023.
Growth has been enhanced by demand for health, transportation, commodities and various services sectors.
Meanwhile, the KOSPI index in South Korea traded 0.45 % and added the small Kosdaq 0.84 %.
The Hang Kong Index in Hang added 0.16 % while CSI 300 was on the main land flat.
Global bond markets will continue to focus with long -term borrowing costs all over the world under pressure. The US Treasury’s return in the United States, which lasted 30 years over 5 % on Wednesday morning, increased since July after the court ruled that most of the Trump administration tariffs are illegal, raising questions about the future of customs tariff revenues.
The bond returns in Japan for 30 years were a record level on Wednesday, with 100 basis points this year, driven by high inflation, low real rates and political certainty.
Overnight, the three main averages are mixed. The S&P 500 on Wednesday, which was strengthened by technology shares after the Federal Court’s decision in the ALPHABET case to combat monopoly, rose that technology giants will be able to organizational threat.
The NASDAQ technology compound gained 1.03 % to finish today at 21,497.73, while the S&P 500 increased by 0.51 % until it ends at 6,448.26. Dow Jones industrial average, with 24.58 points, or 0.05 %, decreases, settling at 45,271.23.
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2025-09-04 02:43:00



