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Asian markets in decline
Asian markets showed a negative trend, influenced by expectations for the upcoming decisions of the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan. Concerns regarding the economic recovery continue to weigh on markets, in particular those in China, contributing to a climate of uncertainty that is reflected in the main
stock indices.
Performance of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
On the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the Nikkei index closed down 0.24%, falling to 39,364.68 points.
The Topix index also declined, losing 0.37% and reaching 2,728.20 points. Despite the negative climate, the Japanese currency showed some stability, remaining around 154 yen per dollar, which suggests resilience compared to other currencies in the region
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Impact on European stock exchanges
The climate of uncertainty is not limited to Asian markets, but also extends to European stock exchanges, which opened with red signs. At Piazza Affari, the Ftse Mib showed a decline of 0.8%, with Eni suffering a significant decline of 6.2%. This negative trend is indicative of a global market concerned about future monetary policies and the trend of
the world economy.
Future Perspectives
Expectations for the decisions of the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan are at the center of investor attention. The monetary policies of these institutions could have a significant impact on global markets, affecting investment decisions and operators’ confidence. It is crucial to monitor economic developments and central bank statements to better understand the future direction of the markets.
