Friday, a global market in the equity market has deepened, the Asian markets falling into a fall and those in Europe and the United States which had to extend the decreases while investors moved to government obligations as a refuge of Blitz Tariff of Donald Trump.
The Topix of Japan fell by 4.5%and the S&P / P / ASX 200 index in Australia fell 2.2%, while Kospi in South Korea fell 1.7%.
“The Liberation Day has been transformed into a liquidation day,” said Prashant Bhayani, director of investments for Asia by BNP Paribas Wealth Management.
Public bond yields fell while investors were running in Haven assets, the US Treasury at 10 years old falling below 4%. Yields on Japanese government bonds at 10 years old fell 0.16 percentage points to 1.2%.
The term markets indicated that European and American markets should open up. Investors will look at the release of non -agricultural American pay males, which economists interviewed by Reuters estimate at 135,000 added jobs. The president of the federal reserve, Jay Powell, will deliver a speech at the end of the United States.
The dollar weakened 0.4% while the yen reinforced 0.3% to 145.7 ¥, its highest level since October.
