With the Chinese stock markets closed due to holiday, Asian squares closed the session on Monday, April 4, slightly high, although some indexes have fallen.
In Japan, the Nikkei fell 0.25% to 16,123 27 points, but the light Topix rose to 0.10% 1302.71 points. The session in Japanese square was swings as investors, according to Bloomberg, despite a strong yen with the prospect of low interest rates. Investors do not believe the Federal Reserve to change its rates before the last quarter of the year, after rising at the end of last year.
In Tokyo, the minus sign was for exporters, as with a yen strengthened together with the expectation to sell fewer cars in the United States than expected led to this negative feeling. Toyota and Nissan fell more than 2.5%, while the Mazda came to fall 5.7%.
The Sun, which rose 97% last month, fell 0.8% after come to devalue the session 5.8%. The shares of the Japanese company rose on speculation that the company’s Israeli subsidiary had helped the FBI to access the iPhone’s attacker San Bernardino.
Sharp appreciated more than 4%, after Saturday Foxconn Taiwan announced to have signed the agreement to buy the Japanese company.
The MSCI Asia Pacific excluding Japan appreciated 0.2%.
Thus, according to Reuters, an opening is expected on the rise in Europe.
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