Meituan Dianport icons icons are displayed on Apple Inc. IPhone in Hong Kong, China, on Friday, March 23, 2018.
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Asian technology shares rose on Tuesday, following the news that US President Donald Trump had stopped the tariffs on Mexico for a month, with a customs tariff for Canadian exports.
The gains were widely through technology shares in Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong, and their counterparts in the United States were lowering their losses on Monday, after the tariffs that came late in the day.
Japanese semiconductor players Advantages and LasERTEC LED gains between technology shares in the country, 5 % and 4.81 %, respectively.
Other Japanese technology companies also rose. Tokyo electron It increased by 2.82 %, Renisas electronics Earn 2.99 % while SoftBank collection Advanced 1.53 %.
Asia’s technology shares were subjected to pressure after the Chinese emerging company Deepseek launched a free linguistic model and the source, challenging the sovereignty of the US -led ecosystems. After that, these stocks flourished last week, but the gathering mostly stopped on Monday due to the rural tariff fears.
The shares of South Korean technology also exceeded them on Tuesday, as Samsung Electronics got 4.13 % and SK Hynix raised marginally, an increase of 0.63 %.
The latest gains are a reflection of the weakness seen in both stocks last Friday when the South Korean market was reopened after a four -day break. The arrows at Samsung Electronics were also under pressure after losing its profits in the fourth quarter of estimates against the background of higher costs.
Chinese Tincent shares increased by 3.07 % in Hong Kong, while the Meituan shopping platform advanced 5.06 %, BYD Maker Electronic BYD 4.22 % increased, Xpeng increased by 14.46 % and Auto gained 9.35 %.
The Chinese shares associated with Amnesty International also rose with Ali Baba The highest 3.09 % and Kingsoft Cloud 7 % rose.
The gains in Chinese companies come even with a review of the customs tariff in China. According to what was reported with President Xi Jinping this weekThis indicates the intention to avoid a wider tariff war among major economists in the world.
