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Equities Higher During APAC Trading Helped By Rate Cut Optimism

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Equity markets have generally followed the US higher in APAC trading today driven by optimism that the start of the Fed’s easing cycle is not too far away. The S&P and Nasdaq e-minis are unchanged in thin trading. The MSCI APEX 50 is up 1.7%.

  • Japan’s Nikkei is 1.2% higher and the Topix +1.1%. While Korea’s KOSPI is +0.1% (held back by the finance sector), the KOSDAQ is +1.1%. Taiwan’s TAIEX is up 0.6%.
  • HK’s Hang Seng is up 1.5% with the tech index rallying 2.3%. China’s CSI 300 has underperformed rising only 0.4% (property +0.3%). China signalled that it may ease restrictions on gaming and that it would create an “initial comprehensive computing power infrastructure system” by end-2025, according to Bloomberg.
  • Australia’s ASX 200 is up 0.9% but down off the intraday high. The NZX 50 did not do as well rising 0.4%.
  • ASEAN is mixed with Indonesia’s Jakarta comp up 0.6%, Singapore’s Straits Times +0.4%, the Malay KLCI +0.2% but the SE Thai flat and the Philippines PSEi down 0.5%.
  • India’s Nifty 50 is 0.5% stronger.
  • There is little on the upcoming US calendar with only the Richmond and Dallas Fed indices for December later.
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