Reuters: Looking forward to the Asian market diving with the Wall Street market and the opening of this week is mainly selling strong assets to sell strong assets

China Well -off. September 5th. The decline in the end of Laoma Wall Street laid a negative tone for the opening of Asia on Monday. This clearly reminds investors that investors are still more inclined to sell strong risk -risk assets. Assets instead of pushing them up.

The electronic screen of the Japanese Nikkei index stock price index

Reuters reports that the August Purchasing Manager Index (PMI) report released by Australia, Japan, China, and India may deepen or ease the universal pessimism, but the closing of the United States last week indicates that any economic relief may be fleeting.

The U.S. market will be closed during the holidays of the United States, so liquidity will be lower than normal levels, and the European market will digest Russia to cancel the last period of Saturday to restore the news of the flow of major natural gas supply routes to Germany.

The impact of the European energy crisis on the global financial market cannot be ignored.

The non -agricultural employment report on Friday described the beautiful scene of the "blonde girl" that depicts the US employment market -slower employment growth but still stable, and the inflation pressure caused by the slowdown of profit growth, but this should not be this should not be the Such.

Despite the bond yield, implicit interest rate and US dollar fall, the stock market failed to keep the early increase.

The US dollar will receive close attention, and rose to the 24 -year high of the yen to 140.00 yen last Friday. Japanese Minister of Finance, Suzuki, said that the G7 financial leader did not discuss foreign exchange issues on Friday, but insisted that the exchange rate fluctuations were not desirable.

All in all, the environment of the Asian market on Monday is full of challenges.

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