Asian stock indexes launch positive flourishes with markets trying to fend off trade war

Asian stocks opened for the fourth trading session this week, positive for the greenback, with the exception of New Zealand's signs of negative stability in the face of rising trade tensions between the United States and the United States. its trading partners, including China. Estimated at $ 200 billion likely to be subject to a 10% tariff.

We recall that the rise in the Asian markets and the rise in oil prices, which has been declining since yesterday, posting their worst performance since the beginning of February 2016, are corrective because the markets are trying to ignore the fears of growing trade conflicts. Between the United States and China and the outbreak of a trade war between them, which weighed heavily on the performance of global financial markets yesterday.

Japanese stocks are up today, with the Tokyo Stock Index rising 0.66% to 11.31 points at 1,713.19, while the Nikkei 225 Stock Average is up 1, 11% to 242.71 points, Level 22,174.92.

Chinese equities have risen today, with the CSI 300 rising 1.90% to 64.70 points to reach 3,742.23 points, with the Shanghai Composite Index gaining 1.76% to 48.76 points to reach 2,826.54 points.

while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index gained 0.66% to post an addition of 185.57 points to 28,497.26. The Kospi index of South Korea rose 0.59% to 13.46 points to reach 2,294.08.

The NZZ 50 index of New Zealand stocks fell 0.04% to 3.98 points to reach 8,997.40, while the Australian S & P / ASX 200 index gained 0.83% to 51.60 points to reach 6,267.20.