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Manila, Philippines (AP) – Asian shares were mixed on Friday after the powerful purchase of technical shares Benchmarks on Wall Street had led to further records.

US. Futures and oil prices were higher.

The markets have largely shaken the closure of the US government after democratic and republican legislators had not reached an agreement on the financing.

The US President Donald Trump and the congress leaders should not meet again soon, and the Democrats have captured their demands to maintain the financing of health care and warned against the nationwide price of prices for millions of Americans.

Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose by almost 1.7% to 45,691.32, since the Tech shares despite the data that showed that the Japan’s unemployment rate rose by 2.6% in August, the highest in 13 months and over the expected 2.4%.

Hitachi’s shares rose by 9.2%after signing a memorandum of understanding with Openaai to provide cooling systems for its data centers.

Shares in the computer chip and the artificial intelligence industry have also risen this week after Openai announced partnerships with South Korean companies for Stargate, a 500 billion dollar project for building AI infrastructures.

The stock market exchanges in China and South Korea were closed on Friday for vacation.

Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index has almost 0.9% to 27,052.32 when retailers sold to make profits on Thursday.

Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 added more than 0.3% to 8,977.80. India’s BSE Sensex lost 0.2%, while Taiwan’s Taiex rose by 1%.

Thursday in Wall Street, the S&P 500 added 0.1% to an all -time high the day before and joined 6,715.35. The Dow Jones Industrial average rose by 0.2% to 46,519.72 and the NASDAQ composite rose 0.4% to 22,844.05.

The government’s closure means that the usual report this week was delayed on unemployment claims. An even more consistent report that is created and destroyed by monthly jobs on Friday throughout the economy will probably not arrive on schedule.

This increases the uncertainty when a lot on Wall Street the expectation of investors that the labor market slowed down to convince the Federal Reserve to further reduce interest rates, but not so much that it leads to a recession.

So far, the US stock market has looked beyond the delays of such data. The US government’s shutdowns did not damage the economy or the stock market, and the idea is that it could be similar, even if Trump has threatened large shots from federal workers this time.

As a result, corporate information was covered as the main driver of trade on Thursday.

The excitement around the AI ​​and the massive expenses for this reason are a main reason why the US stock market has reached the record record and hopes for simpler interest rates. But the AI ​​shares have become so dominant, and so much money has been added to the industry that the concerns about a potential bladder arise that could ultimately lead to disappointments for investors.

Nevertheless, the advanced micro devices rose by 3.5%and Broadcom rose by 1.4%. The raise in Nvidia by 0.9% was the strongest single force that pressed the S&P 500 up.

In other shops in the early Friday, Benchmark Us Crode added 36 cents to USD 60.84 per barrel. Brent Crude, the international standard, rose 36 cents to $ 64.47 per barrel.

The US dollar rose from 147.26 yen to 147.64 Japanese yen. The euro rose from USD 1.1717 to USD 1.1725.

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AP authors Stan Choe and Matt Ott contributed.

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