Asia-Pacific markets was set to climb Wednesday, after Wall Street traded mixed on hopes of the U.S. government shutdown ending and a pullback in AI stocks.
Asia-Pacific markets were set to climb Wednesday, after Wall Street traded mixed on hopes that the record-setting U.S. government shutdown could be nearing an end and AI trade stumbling.
Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225
index was set for a higher open, with its futures contract in Chicago trading at 51,190, and its counterpart in Osaka at 51,110, against the index’s Tuesday close of 50,842.93.
Australia’s S&P/ASX 200
was flat.
Overnight, Wall Street gained on a revived AI trade and hopes that the U.S. government shutdown would end soon.
Overnight, Wall Street declined as concerns about artificial intelligence valuations continued to pressure tech stocks.
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In Asia, investors will look toward the Reserve Bank of India's rate decision.
Markets in Australia started the day higher, while futures data for Japan and Hong Kong indexes indicate some pessimism.
