Mixed Asian Markets Followed by Gains in New York Futures Amid Global Economic Shifts
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First reported by Calcalist · 4 hours ago
What happened
Asian markets opened mixed with South Korea's KOSPI recovering from early losses, while U.S. futures pointed to gains. SK Hynix plans a record $29 billion NASDAQ ADR IPO this week. Investors are rotating from semiconductor stocks to other sectors amid easing inflation and moderate U.S. employment data. The U.S. bond market shows complex yield movements due to fiscal pressures. The dollar weakened sharply, oil prices stabilized, and Bitcoin rebounded following weak U.S. jobs data.
- 01Asian markets opened mixed; South Korea's KOSPI improved from a 3% to 1.7% decline.
- 02SK Hynix plans a $29 billion NASDAQ ADR IPO, the largest U.S. foreign company offering.
- 03U.S. futures rose with NASDAQ up 0.8% and S&P 500 up 0.4%, following strong weekly gains.
- 04Investors rotated from semiconductor stocks to sectors like industrials and healthcare.
- 05U.S. bond yields remain elevated due to fiscal deficits despite expectations of rate cuts.
- 06The dollar fell sharply after weak U.S. jobs data; oil prices stabilized near $70 per barrel.
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