SINGAPORE — Shares in Asia-Pacific were mixed as investors monitor stocks of Apple suppliers after the tech giant’s revenue miss

It Nikkei 225Japan’s Topix index rose 0.12%, but it was still above the flatline. South Korea KospiGained 0.57%

As the Australian stock market fell, so did Australian stocks. S&P/ASX 200Unfortunately, the decline in retail sales was only 0.19%. September’s Retail Sales Data for Australia is due to be published at 8:30 am HK/SIN.

MSCI’s Asia-Pacific share index outside Japan was 0.11% lower.

Following the disappointing quarter’s fourth-quarter sales, Wall Street was expecting a rise in Apple suppliers stocks. Investors remained alert to watch for any changes. Tim Cook, the CEO, stated there were greater than expected supply restrictions on iPhones.

Shares of Alps AlpineJapan’s plunge was 5.9% Murata ManufacturingThe decline was 0.5% Taiyo YudenOn the other side, 1.41% was gained by.

Overnight stateside, the S&P 500 jumped 0.98% to 4,596.42 while the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 239.79 points to 35,730.48. The Nasdaq Composite rose 1.39%, to 15,448.12.

It U.S. dollar indexThe indices that track the greenback in relation to a basket of peers were at 93.348, following a recent decline from 93.9.

It Japanese yenIt traded at 113.67 USD, which is higher than its level against the greenback of 114 earlier this week. The Australian dollarThe price of the currency changed at $0.7537. It was largely maintaining gains from the lows of $0.75 during the previous week.