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BackAsiatische Aktienmärkte steigen wegen Aussicht auf US-Zinspause
Asiatische Aktienmärkte steigen wegen Aussicht auf US-Zinspause
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Asiatische Aktienmärkte steigen wegen Aussicht auf US-Zinspause

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  • Die asiatischen Aktienmärkte zogen zum Wochenstart an, getrieben von der Hoffnung auf eine Zinspause in den USA.
  • Der Nikkei-Index in Tokio stieg um 2,5 Prozent auf 70.038 Punkte, während der Handel in Shanghai, Südkorea und Teilen Australiens wegen Feiertagen ruhte.

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Why It Matters

Die US-Notenbank Fed hatte zuvor Zinsen erhöht, um Inflation zu bekämpfen. Aktuelle Arbeitsmarktdaten zeigen gemischte Signale, was Spekulationen über eine Zinspause nährt.

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Singapur. Die Aussicht auf eine Zinspause in den USA hat die asiatischen Aktienmärkte zum Wochenstart angetrieben. In Tokio legte der 225 Werte umfassende Nikkei-Index am Montag um 2,5 Prozent auf 70.038 Punkte zu. Der breiter gefasste Topix notierte 1,2 Prozent höher bei 4.139 Zählern.

Das Handelsvolumen fiel jedoch gering aus, da die Börse Shanghai feiertagsbedingt geschlossen blieb. Der Index der wichtigsten Unternehmen in Shanghai und Shenzhen wurde ebenfalls nicht gehandelt. Auch in Südkorea und Teilen Australiens ruhte der Handel.

"Die Arbeitsmarktbedingungen sind insgesamt stabil, aber die Abwärtskorrekturen vom Freitag signalisieren, dass die US-Wirtschaft in zwei der neun Monate dieses Jahres Arbeitsplätze verloren hat", sagte Jose Torres, leitender Volkswirt bei Interactive Brokers. Das Risiko weiterer Arbeitsplatzverluste bedeute, dass die Fed die Zinsen nicht um weitere 100 Basispunkte anheben könne.

Diese Entwicklung machte die japanischen Indizes zu den klaren Gewinnern des asiatischen Handelstages. Die Anleger preisen nun nur noch eine Wahrscheinlichkeit von 22 Prozent für eine Zinserhöhung in diesem Monat ein, verglichen mit 64 Prozent in der Vorwoche. Da unternehmensspezifische Nachrichten sowie Gewinner und Verlierer bei Einzelwerten aufgrund der Feiertage in China fehlten, folgten die asiatischen Märkte vor allem den positiven Vorgaben der US-Börsen.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Die Fed wird die Zinsen in diesem Monat nicht erhöhen.

    Likely · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • Wie wird sich die US-Arbeitslosigkeit in den kommenden Monaten entwickeln?
  • Wann genau wird die Fed ihre nächste Zinsentscheidung treffen?
  • Wie werden europäische Märkte auf diese Entwicklungen reagieren?

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