The Asian markets ended the session mixed

30.05.2019 / 07:00

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Asian markets were trading mixed during the session after Wall Street suffered a sharp downturn for the second consecutive day.

In the main Chinese markets, Shanghai Composite lost 0.39% of its value, and Shenzhen 0.64%. Shenzhen Composite fell 0.459%.

Hang Send Index rose 0.16%.

In Japan, the Nikkei 225 fell 0.52%, selling the shares of Fast Retailing and Softbank Group. Topix declined by 0.62%.

In Australia, ASX200 lost 0.58% of its value, with almost all sectors on red.

Kospi rose 0.49%, with shares of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix rising.

The US dollar stood at 98,097 after it reached the highest value for the day at 98,148.

The yen traded at about 109.52, and the Australian dollar rose to 0.6924.

The two oil varieties recorded increases with increases, as BRENT added 0.35% and WTI $ 59.14

Trader Martin Nikolov

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The Asian markets ended the session mixed

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