Today's Asian market: most regional market trading companies; Hang Seng Lead
Today’s Asian market: Asian markets are getting higher and higher in trade on Tuesday, with China leading the way as Beijing cuts expected lines. Japan's key index Asian index increased trading volume by 0.37%. In addition, Australian investors are expected to lower the Australian dollar.
However, earnings in the Chinese market have been curbed as Beijing marks that U.S. restrictions on chip exports could have impacted the two countries in a trade armistice between the two countries last week.
Asian market performance
China's Shanghai Shenzhen CSI 300 and Shanghai Composite Index rose by about 0.43% and 0.26%, respectively, while Hong Kong's Hangsen Index rose by 1%.
Japan's Nickelode rose 0.51%
South Korea's Kospi rises 0.26%
Taiwan weighted 0.39%
S&P/ASX 200 transactions above 0.4%
US Index Futures
In early Asian trade, the Nasdaq index cuts by as much as 0.37% after ending flat U.S. index futures.
Our market is largely unresponsive to the rating downgrade of Moody's, a global rating agency.
Gold price
The gold price for trade on Tuesday cut 0.6% to $3,212.26 an ounce in international trade.
Oil price
Oil prices are higher in signs of staggering U.S.-Iran talks. In the last count, WTI crude futures rose more than 1% to $62.69 per BBL, while Brent crude futures rose 0.2% to $65.54.
