Tokio/Hong Kong/Shanghai/Sydney (dpa -AfX) – The most important exchanges of Asia did not find a common direction on Thursday. The indices ultimately coped well with the somewhat mixed view of the US chip giant Nvidia.
The CSI-300 index (CSI 300) with the most important stocks of the Chinese mainland exchanges recently won 1.4 percent to 4,448 points. Chinese chip shares were in rally mode according to a report that companies are striving for to triple the performance of AI processors next year.
The Hang Seng index (Hang Seng) of the special administrative zone Hong Kong, however, gave 0.9 percent after 24,992 points. The Papers of Meituan broke a double digits after a profit warning of retail holding holding. Alibaba also lost well before the business figures expected on Friday.
For the Japanese leading index Nikkei 225, it was 0.7 percent up to a final score of 42,828.79 points. In Australia, the S&P/ASX 200 (S&P ASX 200) ended the trade at 8,980 points with a plus of 0.2 percent. In India, the indices recorded moderate taxes under the impression of high US tariffs./Ajx/stk