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Asia-Pacific markets are scheduled to open on Thursday, with Wall Street overnight on the Fed’s policy outlook all night long as inflation data grows.
Australia S&P/ASX 200 Up 0.1%.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 futures indicate a higher market openness rate. Chicago’s futures contract is currently 39,245, and its peers in Osaka ended with a final trade of 39,180, while the index’s previous batch ended at 38,963.7.
The Hang Seng Index Futures in Hong Kong was 22,072, which was also higher than the last end of HSI of 21,857.92.
Spend the night in the United States S&P 500 Consumer prices rose more than January expectations, with price increases and bond yields soaring.
The broad market index fell 0.27%, ending at 6,051.97 and Dow Jones Industrial Average Falling 225.09 points, or 0.5%, to 44,368.56. this Nasdaq Composite Materials Eked rose 0.03% to close at 19,649.95.
Latest inflation data suggest that the Fed will soon resume its tax cuts and raise concerns about the next move, perhaps even hiking.
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell noted in a testimony on Wednesday in the House Financial Services Committee that the latest CPI data reminds the Fed to make inflation closer to its 2% target, but he acknowledged that “it’s not It’s very important there is still there.”
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi travels to the United States Talks with President Donald Trump and his administration are expected to mitigate the threat of mutual tariffs and artificial intelligence policies.
– CNBC’s Pia Singh and Brian Evans contributed to the report.
