Asian Markets Rebound Despite Wall Street Slide After Disappointing U.S. Jobs Data

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Mixed Global Signals Trigger Optimism Across Asian Markets

Asian markets opened the week on a stronger note, brushing off a turbulent session on Wall Street that followed a surprisingly weak U.S. jobs report. Investors across Asia appeared to focus more on potential U.S. interest rate cuts than the disappointing employment data, which hinted at a slowing economy.

This rebound came after U.S. President Donald Trump’s Thursday announcement of wide-ranging tariffs on imports from major trading partners. Those duties are expected to go into effect this Thursday, adding a fresh layer of uncertainty to global markets.

Still, some analysts believe the latest signs of economic weakness could prompt the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, offering much-needed support for financial markets.

Asian Stock Indexes Show Resilience

Markets across Asia were mixed but generally positive in early trading:

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