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BackBorsa: Tokyo e Seul cedono in scia a Wall street, tiene Sidney
Borsa: Tokyo e Seul cedono in scia a Wall street, tiene Sidney
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Borsa: Tokyo e Seul cedono in scia a Wall street, tiene Sidney

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I mercati azionari dell'area Asia-Pacifico registrano forti ribassi, guidati da Seul e Tokyo, influenzati dal calo di Wall Street e dai timori legati alle elezioni statunitensi e ai loro effetti sugli investimenti in IA.

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I mercati asiatici reagiscono negativamente alle performance di Wall Street e alle incertezze politiche statunitensi.

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Mercati azionari asiatici e dell'area del Pacifico tutti in calo sulla scia dello scivolone di Wall Street e dei i timori legati ai risultati delle elezioni statunitensi, che tra l'altro potrebbero rallentare gli investimenti nei data center dedicati all'intelligenza artificiale.

I listini più pesanti sono Seul che ha ceduto il 6% netto e Tokyo in calo del 5,9%. Negative anche le Borse cinesi, con Shenzhen che ha perso il 2,2% e Shanghai l'1,1%. In calo del'1,2% Hong Kong, mentre Sidney ha contenuto il ribasso di mezzo punto percentuale.

Negativi i future sull'avvio dei listini europei, ancora incerti quelli su Wall street.

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  • Quale sarà l'impatto reale delle elezioni USA sugli investimenti in IA?
  • Come reagiranno i mercati europei all'apertura?

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