Asian Stocks Rally Fades as Japan Debt Sale Disappoints
- After the extended holiday weekend, US equity markets rose, boosted by indications of easing trade disputes between the United States and the European Union, along with a resurgence in consumer confidence.
- The rally followed President Donald Trump's extension of the deadline on EU tariffs to July 9 and a truce that improved economic and labor outlooks.
- The S&P 500 rose 1.7%, the Nasdaq 100 climbed 2.0%, and companies like Advanced Micro Devices saw upgrades while PDD Holdings slumped due to missed earnings.
- Ursula von der Leyen indicated that Europe is prepared to move negotiations forward quickly and firmly, but emphasized that more time is needed until July 9 to finalize a satisfactory agreement, a development that helped ease market concerns over tariffs.
- Despite the gains, analysts warned that volatility driven by trade policy will persist, and there is no guarantee of a final deal by the July 9 deadline.
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Asian stocks rally fades as Japan debt sale disappoints
Asian equities wobbled Wednesday as investors struggled to track a Wall Street rally fuelled by forecast-beating US consumer confidence data, with a weak Japanese debt sale adding to worries about rising bond yields.
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