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Asian stock markets wobbled on Tuesday as U.S. Treasury yields fell and gold prices rose as weak global manufacturing activity data heightened concerns about slowing growth and uncertainty surrounding the outlook for the U.S. -China trade agreement hit sentiment.
The U.S. President said Monday that trade talks with China are ongoing and that any agreement needs to be tilted in a way that is in the interest of the United States. The U.S. trade war with China has just ceased, and the U.S. government on Monday stepped up pressure on Europe over a long-standing dispute over airplane subsidies, threatening to impose tariffs on an additional $4 billion worth of European products.
E-Mini S&P 500 Index futures rose 0.1%, MSCI Mingsheng Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) index rose 0.41%, Hang Seng Index. HSI rose 1.38%, as investors caught up with Monday's global market rally. The Hong Kong market is closed on Monday for public holidays.
China's Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 index. CSI300 fell 0.05%, and the Korean Composite Stock Index (KOSPI). KS11 fell 0.27%.
"The optimism brought about by the resumption of trade negotiations may have subsided and prudence may dominate the market once again," said Prakash Sakpal, an analyst at ING in Singapore, adding that only with more support can the market rebound be stronger.


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