Mixed trend in Asia; Wall Street futures are falling

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Trading in Asia this morning has a mixed trend: Nicky Weakened by 0.8%, indices Shanghai and Shenzhen increase by 0.8% and 0.6% respectively, and Hang Sang Jumps by 1.7%.

Subway operator Tokyo Metro went public on the Japanese stock exchange and raised 348.6 billion yen ($2.3 billion) – this is the largest IPO in the country in six years. Tokyo Metro is one of the leading subway companies in Japan, and is the largest operator in Tokyo. After the IPO, the company’s shares jumped by about 45%.

The futures on Wall Street are trading lower – Nasdaq and S&P 500 are down about 0.1%, Dow Jones is down 0.3%. Last night trading on Wall Street closed with a mixed trend. Nasdaq rose 0.2%, Dow C Vence and the S&P 500 closed unchanged.

Later today, quarterly reports of Tesla and Coca-Cola will be published.

After climbing by 2% yesterday, oil prices are falling slightly this morning: American oil is trading at $71.6 per barrel – a decrease of about 0.2%. Brent oil traded at $75.9 – a decrease of about 0.1%.

There are increases in the US government bond sector: the yield on 10-year bonds increases by about 3 points to 4.23%, and the yield on two-year bonds increases by 2 points to 4.05%.