Dow Jones-and the stock exchanges in East Asia and Australia cannot be seen on Wednesday. The requirements from the USA are slightly positive, even if the authorities are now threatened there, since the budget dispute in the congress has not been settled on time.
The stock exchanges in Hong Kong and mainland china are closed because of the celebrations for the national holiday. The trade on the mainland chinese stock exchanges is resting up to and including Wednesday next week due to the “golden week”.
Interest increases increase the Nikkei-225 index in Tokyo 1.0 percent in the red to 44,503 points. The Tanker report of the Japanese central bank, a survey among large companies, testified to a slightly better mood in the third quarter. After Japan and the United States agreed on a trade agreement in July, the Japanese companies won more planning security in terms of the burden of higher US tariffs. In the encouraging tanker report, economists see a pioneer for interest rate increases by the Bank of Japan in October.
In Sydney, the S&P/ASX-200 gives up 0.4 percent. The growth of the processing sector in Australia slowed down at the end of the third quarter, but the corresponding shopping manager index remained above the expansion threshold. Higher tariffs have subdued the demand, it is said. According to observers, however, the statements of the Reserve Bank of Australia, interpreted as “falconingly” interpreted, are also on the mood.
On the stock market in Seoul, the Kospi is 0.8 percent up, led by technology values, which in turn follow its US counterparts.
The stock market in Manila tends firmly and is therefore unimpressed by a heavy earthquake in the Philippines. According to previous knowledge, at least 60 people were killed in the quake in the province of Cebu.
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Index (stock exchange) last +/- % % YTD end
S&P/ASX 200 (Sydney) 8,814.80 -0.4% +8.6% 08:00
Nikkei -225 (Tokyo) 44,503.06 -1.0% +12.9% 08:30
Kospi (SEOUL) 3,451.89 +0.8% +43.9% 08:30
Shanghai-Comp. 3,882.78 +0.5% +15.2% 09:00
Hang-Seng (Hongk.) 26.855.56 +0.9% +32.7% 10:00
Foreigners last +/- % 00:00 Tue, 9:20 a.m. % YTD
EUR/USD 1.1744 0.1 1.1738 1.1747 +13.2%
EUR/JPY 173.70 0.1 173.54 173.88 +7.0%
EUR/GBP 0.8734 0.1 0.8728 0.8736 +5.5%
GBP/USD 1.3447 -0.0 1.3447 1.3447 +7.3%
USD/JPY 147.91 0.0 147.87 148.03 -5.5%
USD/KRW 1,406.27 0.1 1,404.32 1,402.19 -5.1%
USD/CNY 7,1215 0.2 7.1104 7.1135 -1.4%
USD/CNH 7.1376 0.1 7.1269 7.1295 -2.8%
USD/HKD 7,7820 -0.0 7.7823 7.7803 +0.2%
AUD/USD 0.6597 -0.2 0.6611 0.6604 +6.3%
NZD/USD 0.5793 -0.0 0.5794 0.5803 +3.2%
BTC/USD 114,520.25 0.3 114,175.95 113,962.40 +20.8%
Rawoel last VT closing +/- % +/- USD % YTD
WTI/Nymex 62.12 61.96 +0.3% +0.16 -12.1%
Brent/ICE 67.06 67.02 +0.1% +0.04 -10.7%
Metals last the last day +/- % +/- USD % YTD
Gold 3,861.00 3,856.35 +0.1% +4.65 +46.1%
Silver 47.06 46.6575 +0.9% +0.40 +62.5%
Platin 1,340.04 1,344.11 -0.3% -4.07 +55.9%
Copper 4.84 4.86 -0.3% -0.01 +17.8%
YTD based on the final course of the previous day
(Information provided without guarantee)
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October 01, 2025 00:42 ET (04:42 GMT)