Indian share market is currently in recovery mode. After the strong momentum of September 2024, there was a bounce in December, but still the portfolios of most investors are in loss. Whereas China and Hong Kong markets are on record rally. Hang Seng Index has shown a rise of about 29% in the last one year, due to which foreign investors are withdrawing money from India and shifting towards China.
To take advantage of this opportunity, Edelweiss AMC has launched China Fund in GIFT City, which will invest in JPMorgan Greater China Fund. Minimum investment is $5000.
Apart from this, options like Mirae Hang Seng TECH ETF and Nippon Hang Seng BeES are also available for investment from ₹ 5000.

After US President Donald Trump’s decision to keep smart phones and computers out of the scope of tariffs, technology stock flew and appeared in Wall Street on Tuesday. After his statement to help some automakers from Trump, the auto sector shares also saw an increase and positive investors’ sentiments.

The US government has kept large amounts of imports, computers and other electronics out of tariff from China. Japan’s Nikkei 225 points i.e. 1.15% climbed up by 1.16 percent in the topic index. Auto stock was the most profitable. Suzuki Motor shares saw a jump of 5.28 percent while Majda Motor 5.08 percent, Honda Motor 5.50 percent and Toyota Motor’s shares showed 4.483 percent.

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A day earlier on Thursday, after the brightness in the Asian market on Thursday, a period of decline continued on Friday. At the peak between the US and China, the trade tension is directly affecting the wall street. Nikkei of Japanese 5.46% Fila i.e. it fell by 225 points. Earlier, the tariff on the tariff placed on many countries by Trump was brightened in the Asian market. Nikkei saw a rise of 9% on Thursday.

Retail shares fell by 3.87%. Tokyo Electron’s stock fell down 5 percent and Advantest Stock also fell 7.5 percent. After a decline in all 22 industry sub -index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba formed a task force to carry out business talks with the US.

Minister of Economic Affairs Ryosei Akazawa will lead this task force and the media there says that it is expected that he will visit Washington next week.

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