Asian-Pacific markets increased before the China loan rate decision

The markets in Asia-Pacific negotiated on Monday, according to Wall Street gains on Friday in the United States, while investors were waiting for the China loan rate that is expected to be released today.

China is expected to leave unchanged loans of loans, according to a Reuters survey. This came after the central bank maintained a key interest rate after the American federal reserve has reduced its rates by 25 base points.

Japan benchmark Nikkei 225 The index increased by 0.74% to the opening, while the Topix index increased by 0.58%.

In South Korea Kospit The index added 0.71% in early exchanges, while Kosdaq with small capitalization was 0.7% higher.

Australia’s ASX / S&P 200 increased by 0.49%.

Hong Kong Hang Seng index was to open its doors, with its term contract negotiated for the last time at 26,535, against the previous fence of the 26,545.1 index.

Future in American shares were little changed at the start of Asian hours after a strong week for major averages. The industrial average of Dow Jones and the S&P 500 have closed new peaks of all time while the drop in Fed rates takes place in the minds of investors.

The markets are now prices in two cuts over a quarter of more by the end of the year, according to the CME Fedwatch tool.

Friday in the United States, the industrial average of Dow Jones added 172.85 points, or 0.37%, to end at 46,315.27, reaching a fresh record. The S&P 500 settled by 0.49% to 6,664.36, while the NASDAQ composite increased by 0.72% to finish at 22,631.48.

– Sarah Min, Pia Singh and Alex de CNBC contributed to this report.