People see the first dawn of the New Year from a catwalk overlooking the city horizon in Seoul on January 1, 2024.
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From Japan Nikkei 225 He scored a new record on Thursday with 45,754.93, marking six consecutive profit sessions.
The broad -based topix also closed to a new maximum of 3,185.35.
Other markets of Asia-Pacific negotiated on Mixed Thursday, breaking ranges with Wall Street after investors continued to sell technological names such as Nvidia and Oracle for a second consecutive day.
Nvidia slid almost 1%, continuing its decrease since Tuesday, since fears on the potentially circular nature of the AI ​​industry attracted the skepticism of investors.
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index 0.13%fell, closing at 26,484.68. Chery shares increased 11% to 34.16 dollars from Hong Kong ($ 4.39) in their index debut on Thursday, compared to its HK $ 30.75 offer price. The action then yielded some of his profits, ending at HK $ 31.92.
Separately, Xiaomi The actions won 3.69% after debuting a series of new devices and appliances, including smartphones to face Samsung from South Korea.
In the continent, the CSI 300 of China advanced 0.6% and closed to 4,593.49.
South Korea Kospi It ended just below the flat line at 3,471.1, while the small capitalization Kosdaq fell 0.98% to close at 852.48.
The Internet Naver firm was one of the leaders in the Kospi, winning 11.4% after it announced an investment in the Health Startup Gravitylabs at dawn on Thursday.
Taiwan Taiex retired of 0.66%, with heavyweight Taiwan semiconductor manufacturing company minus 1.49%. This occurs after Bloomberg reported that the Intel chip giant is looking for an Apple investment.
Apple had previously used Intel chips in many of its personal computer devices, but changed to TSMC when it launched its M1 chip in 2020. However, the report said it is unlikely that Apple will change to Intel Chips again.
Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 reversed the previous losses and added 0.1%, ending in 8,773.
The futures of the United States shared changed little as investors expected the release of Weekly data from unemployed claims, which could influence the monetary policy movements of the Federal Reserve in the midst of increasing concerns over a weakening labor market and dismissal clearance.
During the night in the US, the S&P 500 fell 0.28% to end at 6,637.97, while the Nasdaq compound withdrew 0.34% to settle at 22,497.86.
The Dow Jones industrial average decreased 0.37%, to end in 46,121.28.
—San Conlon and Pia Singh of CNBC contributed to this report.
