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Japan benchmark Nikkei 225 The index increased 1.19% to another Fresh Record for a second consecutive day, before the decision of the prices of the Bank of Japan.
The Central Bank is expected to conclude its two -day political meeting, where it should largely maintain stable policy rates at 0.5%, according to the Reuters ballot of economists.
In a note of September 12, HSBC analysts also agreed with consensus and provided that the BOJ would increase the rates of 25 base points at its meeting in October.
The central inflation rate of Japan has fallen at its lowest since November 2024, reaching 2.7% for August and marking a third consecutive month of decline, according to government data.
The figure of basic inflation – which withdraws prices from fresh food – was in accordance with the 2.7% expected by economists interviewed by Reuters.
The inflation of the titles in the country also fell to 2.7%, descending 3.1% in July and marking a fresh hollow since November 2024.
Analysts said BOJ officials were looking for signs of economic resilience, “and we believe that the printing of GDP in the second quarter, which outperformed market expectations, certainly delivered.”
Yields on Japanese state bonds at 2 years increased to 0.885%, marking the highest since June 2008, according to LSEG data.
Meanwhile, the Topix added 0.84%.
Australia’s ASX / S&P 200 climbed 0.77%. The Kospit of South Korea and the Kosdaq with small capitalization were flat at the opening.
Hong Kong Hang Seng index It has also been planned to start negotiating higher, with its long -term contract negotiated for the last time at 26,612, against the previous fence of the 26,544.85 index.
In the United States, the major averages closed above, smaller actions seeing the biggest boost, after the Federal Reserve reported that it was embarking on a softening rate, revitaling investors and lifting hopes for an economic growth rattle.
The S&P 500 closed up 0.48% to 6,631.96, while the NASDAQ composite broke out 0.94% to be paid to 22,470.73. The industrial average of Dow Jones added 124 points, or 0.27%, to end at 46,142.42.
Each of the main American clues won a new intra -day summit of all time on Thursday, just a day after the shares had a volatile negotiation session on Wednesday following the drop in Fed prices.
– Pia Singh and Alex Harring of CNBC contributed to this report.
