The view of the skyline in the central business area during the sunset in Beijing in China.
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The Asia -Pacific market fell on Monday after US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs in Canada, Mexico, and China.
Australia's S & P/ASX 200 decreased by 1.61 %.
Japanese Nikkei 225 TOPIX lost 1.87 %, decreasing 1.99 %. South Korea Kospi 2.52 % decreased, and small Kosdaq was traded 2.79 % lower.
Hong Kong Hansen Index Opened and decreased by 1.23 %.
Indian Nifty 50 It fell 0.69 % while SENSEX was opened 0.88 %. The Weekend Indian union budget provided a large income tax easing to the middle class of the country. The Indian government has also promised to reduce the budget deficit of the year, which starts on April 1, to 4.4 % of GDP.
The Chinese market remains closed for the New Year's holidays.
Caixin/S & P Global Services Manufacturing ACTIVITY DATA for China will be released in the second half of the day. According to Reuters' opinion polls, PMI is expected to enter 50.5.
On Saturday, Trump signed a 25 % tariff on imports from Mexico and Canada, and 10 % of China's products. Energy exports from Canada face a decrease in tariffs by 10 %, which will come into effect on Tuesday.
The United States has implemented approximately $ 1.6 trillion in annual business and combines these three countries.
Last Friday, three major averages were closed in the United States. The S & P 500 ended at 6,040.53 by throwing 0.50 %, but the Dowgon's industrial average decreased by 337.47 points (0.75 %) due to a decrease in Chevron. The 30 -share Dow ended the session at 44,544.66. The NASDAQ composite, which has a lot of high -tech, slides to 0.28 % to 19,627.44.
—CNBC's Lisa Kailai Han, Alex Harring, and Tanaya Macheel have contributed to this report.
