Asian shares today: markets usually act in green; Nikkei jumps more than 200 points, Kospi adds 2.7% – The Times of India

Asian shares usually rose Tuesday, although trade was quiet due to holiday closures in some markets. The Japanese Nikkei 225 reached a new record, eliminated by optimism about possible government spending and tax reductions under the sooning of the country.The Nikkei traded 0.3% to 48,098, after an increase of almost 5% on Monday after the prevailing liberal Democrats had chosen Sanae Takaichi as their new leader. Investors are hopeful that Takaichi, who admires deceased Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, will introduce policy that supports markets and encourages the Japanese economy.Other markets in Asia were mixed. South Korean Kospi rose 2.7% or 93 points and reached 3,549. Shanghai and Shenzhen also added 0.52% and 0.35% respectively.In the meantime, HSI fell 183 points to 26,957 at 11:00 am ist.The mainland of China and South Korea were closed for holidays and most Southeast Asian markets were higher.In the US, Wall Street Records continued to touch as an excitement about artificial intelligence, the investor sentiment increased. The S&P 500 rose 0.4% to 6,740.28, the Dow added 0.1% to 46,694.97 and the Nasdaq climbed 0.7% to 22,941.67.Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) rose by 23.7% after announcing a deal with OpenAI, which could give the AI ​​company to 160 million AMD shares if certain goals are achieved. Nvidia, which invested $ 100 billion in OpenAI last month, fell 1.1%after the announcement.In the banking system, Comerica jumped 13.7% After the fifth third Bancorp agreed to acquire it in a deal for all shares worth $ 10.9 billion, creating the ninth largest bank of the US. The shares of the fifth third fell by 1.4%. Tesla rose by 5.4% after hints from a revelation of a product, while Verizon fell 5.1% after a change in a CEO.Elsewhere, the American 10-year-old Treasury yields rose to 4.16%, while the raw prices were. American oil added 19 cents to $ 61.88 per barrel, Brent rose by 20 cents to $ 65.67 and the US dollar won slightly to 150.42 yen. The euro fell to $ 1,1705.