Stocks jump after Donald Trump pauses tariffs

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Asian shares rose up on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump stopped tariffs on Canada and Mexico and hinted on a transaction deal on Tiktok Social Media Platform.

Trump has stopped tariffs before they take effect. His reverse was followed by a statement on the weekend of the huge charges of Canada, Mexico and China, which shook markets.

The Hang Seng Seng index rose by 3.3 percent on Tuesday, the Japanese exporter’s index increased by 1.6 percent, and after the end of the impending tariffs reached 1.7 percent. Taiwan’s benchmark TAIEX collected 0.6 percent. China’s markets are closed for the holidays. US stock restored some of their losses overnight.

10% of Trump on China is still planned to come into force, as well as new policies to end the “de minimis” rule, which loses to imports from US responsibilities to $ 800. The US President is expected to talk to China’s Leader Xi Jinping in the coming days.

“Based on the situation in Canada and Mexico, the market expects to deal with China at least,” said Jason Loui, the head of the Strategy of Ason-Pacific and derivatives.

Chinese technology shares have resulted in Tuesday with Trip.com, Trencent, BYD and JD.com between the best performing companies during the morning session in Hong Kong. The Chinese Chinese Chipmaker SMIC has risen by 8 percent.

The growth of Chinese technology reserves appeared on the post on the post. “Great interest in ticking. It would be great for China, and all the interested ones, “Trump wrote about the truth.

Trump said tariffs on China could be a knot with the Tool’s property. Last month, Trump postponed the deadline in his inauguration, which demanded the company’s Chinese parental company, to sell its shares or in the country.

“There is a lot of optimism on the place [Chinese] TECH “says the big market for the caps of BNY. “There is a feeling of optimism that if [Chinese AI company] Deepseek can make it, you may not be so bad after all. ”

The Japanese and South Korean massacres are among the worst shares on Monday, as tariffs threaten their North American supply network, which rely on the free flow of goods.

Toyota Motor rose by 2.9 percent on Monday. Kia Motor was 2.3 percent after a loss of 5.8 percent.

Chipmakers also increased, and Taiwan’s semiconductor production, which acquires 1.6 percent and Samsung electronics increasing by 4.3 percent. Sk Hynix won only 0.8 percent.

The benchmarks of Australia and New Zealand increased by 0.4%, respectively.