Shares water only brings risk of voting in Japan

A look at the upcoming day in Stella Qiu in Europe and global markets

Sharing markets continues to gravity. Wall Street, as a rally in most Asian markets in Europe, as well as positive economic signals, Wall Street closed a higher record.

However, a new source of anxiety has grown in Japan, where the Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba threatened the ruling coalition of the upper house elections on Sunday. High political risk draws Japanese shares, bonds and news.

MSCI-nin Yaponiyanın xaricində Asiya-Sakit Okean səhmlərinin ən geniş indeksi, 2021-ci ilin sonlarından bəri ən yüksək vurdu, lakin Tokionun Nikkei 0.3% sürüşdü, yenə də bir dollar başına təxminən 0.7% -dən 148,45 və təxminən 0.7% -dən 148.45-ə endirildi.

In the 10-year JGBs, productivity is 1.545% to 1.545% on Friday, 1,545%, but at the beginning of the week, 1,585% did not hit more than hit.

European stock markets higher open, EurostoXX 50 futures increased by 0.3%.

Japan’s Sunday elections can be the most suitable upper home choice in years, in addition to the potential instant in terms of interest rates, less progress in financial sustainability and trade talks with the United States

Japan’s main inflation slowed in June, but was above the target of 2% of the Central Bank, and the delivering vitality covered the struggle.

In addition, investors still look very happy with a strong US economy and strong corporate gain. Wall Street futures, results in Netflix, according to a good dollar for the export gain of the Corporate America, the results in Netflix, in part, exceeded the partial forecast.

Economic and event calendars are mainly barren for the rest of the day. Fed Governor Christopher Waller, in the end of this month, reduced a proportion in the end of this month, expressed risks for the economy.

Fed Foundations Fearers are not next to a chance of movement on July 30, but a decrease in the September rate in September is approximately 60%.

Basic developments that can affect the markets on Friday:

– Germany PPI for the month of June

– German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil and Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel speaks on the edge of the G20 meeting in Durban

– US Michigan University Consumer Survey

(By Stella Qiu; Edmund corrected by Klamann)