The index Nikkei of Tokyo It increased almost 6% at the beginning of transactions on Tuesday, after a sharp decline of 7.8% on the day before, as US duties intensify market volatility.

The basic indicator Nikkei 225 increased by 5.81%, or 1,809.92 points, reaching 32,946.50 yen, while the wider index Topix It rose 6.20%, or 141.82 points, reaching 2,430.48 yen.

The index Kospi her Seoul It also increased by almost 2%.

Shares in Hong Kong They rose at the start of Tuesday’s meeting, recovering part of the huge losses of the previous day, after China reversed retaliation to US duties. At the same time, its stock market Shanghane fell further.

The index Hanged It increased by 1.66%, or 329.22 points, reaching 20,157.52, while the Shanghai Composite fell 0.07%, or 2.31 points, reaching 3,094.26.

US President Donald Trump has upset the world economy last week with extensive duties that raised concerns about international recession and even criticized his own Republican Party.

On Monday, stock markets and oil prices collapsed further, as stock markets have suffered sales waves after last week’s severe losses.

Trump reinforced his attitude on Monday, stating that he is “not thinking” to stop implementing the duties.

However, ‘The stabilization of Nvidia and an increase of 2.7% of Philadelphia’s semiconductor (Sox) are expected to trigger reproductions in Japan shares, which are high price and are associated with semiconductors’, reported the brokerage company Monex in her note.

“With the continued inability of the Yen to provide additional impetus, the domestic markets are expected to open higher today.”she said.

A dollar buys 147.56 yen in the morning transactions, compared to 147.83 Yen in the evening.

The prime minister of Japan, Cigarettestated late Monday that he had telephone contact with Donald Trumpin which they agreed to have more discussions about the latest duties of the US president.

In spite of the agreement, the Monex added that “The volatility associated with tariffs will probably continue.”

Also in Tokyo, the shares of Nippon steel were launched by 11% Following Trump’s announcement to revise the US Steel acquisition proposal by the company.

The merger was previously blocked by Trump’s predecessor Joe Biden for national security reasons.

Monday, its shares Us steel They rose 16% to New York.