Asian stocks rise amid the anticipation of the markets for commercial developments

Asian stocks rose at the beginning of a cautious week, amid anticipation of signs that progress has occurred in trade negotiations between America and several Asian countries, in addition to the possibility of China to establish more stimulus measures for the economy.

The regional index rose 0.6% driven by the rise in Japanese and Australian stock markets, while the futures for the S & B 500 index decreased by 0.5% in Asian trading, while gold fell 0.4% with traders liquidating their centers, after indications that the height of the metal may have exceeded the limit at a large speed, as the treasury and dollar bonds stabilized.

Investors are awaiting major economic data

Investors this week will focus on the main economic data, such as the Bank of Japan’s decision on interest rates, US job reports, and gross domestic product data, to see if the current stability in the markets will continue in light of mitigating customs tensions.

American stocks recorded their longest progress in three months on Friday, amid increasing expectations that the federal may reduce monetary policy again in the first half of this year, with the possibility of slowing down the American economy.

The head of the research department of “Bibreston Group” Chris Weston said, “After a strong week for high -risk global markets, we start heading until the end of the month, and a trading week full of dangerous events with an optimistic situation with caution,” adding, “The noise resulting from customs negotiations is still high, but we see indications that the markets have begun to reduce their sensitivity to the news of the fees.”

Stay tuned for the expected results of commercial negotiations

Traders will also follow any signs of progress in the American trade negotiations after President Donald Trump suggested that the postponement of high customs duties will not be possible, and the Asian countries may have concluded temporary deals to avoid the sudden return to the most American customs duties before the 90 -day grace period at the beginning of July.

To help manage the following steps, the Trump administration has prepared a framework to negotiate with about 18 countries, including a model that defines areas of common attention to directing talks, and US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that the Trump administration is working on bilateral trade deals with 17 major commercial partners, with the exception of China.

Pesent reaffirmed the administration’s argument that Beijing will be forced to sit at the negotiating table because it is unable to withstand the level of fees of 145%, however investors question the repeated recovery in Wall Street, and they are concerned about data that may provide evidence of whether commercial turmoil in April will cause continuous economic pain.

Stay tuned for the next China steps

In China, the Finance Minister, because Fuan, said that the country will adopt more effective and proactive policies to achieve the goal of its growth, and “to stabilize and push the global economy”, in a statement published on the ministry’s website on Saturday.

China will hold a press conference today, Monday, to discuss the policies and procedures aimed at stabilizing employment, ensuring stable growth, and promoting high -quality development, and there are no plans for ministers to speak at the meeting scheduled at 10 am in Beijing, which will be chaired by officials from the deputy minister, according to a notice issued by the State Council’s media office.

IG Tony Cycamor said, “The question is what will be announced, will it be additional stimulus measures or providing previously announced stimuli?”, Adding, “Until more details are revealed later today, the market will treat this news with caution, after it was damaged several times over the past six months due to the follow -up of Chinese stimulation news.”