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Chinese stocks are emerging as one of the best markets to ride out the Iran war, with their outperformance against global peers on track for the strongest since August 2025.
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Chinese stocks are emerging as one of the best markets to ride out the Iran war, with their outperformance against global peers on track for the strongest since August 2025.
This month’s surge in Asian bond yields has triggered an increase in debt buying across the region, as governments seek to limit the spillover from higher energy prices to local borrowing costs.
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Iran has hit a fully laden Kuwaiti oil tanker in the anchorage area of Dubai’s port, damaging the hull and starting a fire on board, state-run Kuwait Petroleum Corporation said in a statement.
Iran hit a fully laden Kuwaiti oil tanker in the anchorage area of Dubai’s port, damaging the hull and starting a fire on board, state-run Kuwait Petroleum Corp. said in a statement.
South Korea’s $1 trillion pension fund will aggressively wield its voting rights to improve corporate governance and transparency, which have lagged global standards, its chief executive said.
The bullish chorus on South Korean equities is cracking as the Iran war exposes the vulnerability of a rally narrowly built on a handful of growth stocks.
The bullish chorus on South Korean equities is cracking as the Iran war exposes the vulnerability of a rally narrowly built on a handful of growth stocks.
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Gold logged its worst month since the global financial crisis despite climbing for a third session Tuesday on signs the US and Iran are open to ending the war in the Middle East.
Gold extended two days of gains on a report that US President Donald Trump is willing to end the war with Iran even if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.
Gold climbed for a third session as the dollar and bond yields pushed lower on signs the US and Iran are open to ending the war in the Middle East.
Gold held two days of gains, after the Federal Reserve said long-term US inflation expectations appeared to be in check even as the war continues in the Middle East.
Gold extended two days of gains on a report that US President Donald Trump is willing to end the Iran war without reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and comments from the Federal Reserve easing rate-hike bets.
Gold extended two days of gains on Federal Reserve comments that eased rate-hike bets and a report that US President Donald Trump is willing to end the Iran war without reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Stocks rallied while oil held steady after the Wall Street Journal reported that President Donald Trump had signaled he was willing to end the US military campaign against Iran.
Stocks rose while oil edged higer after the Wall Street Journal reported that President Donald Trump had signaled he was willing to end the US military campaign against Iran.
Stocks rose while oil swung between gains and losses after the Wall Street Journal reported that President Donald Trump had signaled he was willing to end the US military campaign against Iran.
Stocks rallied while oil swung between gains and losses after the Wall Street Journal reported that President Donald Trump had signaled he was willing to end the US military campaign against Iran.
Wall Street is ending a volatile March with gains in stocks and bonds on a news report that President Donald Trump had signaled willingness to end the war in Iran even if the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed. Oil wavered.
Wall Street is ending a volatile March with gains in stocks and bonds on a news report that President Donald Trump had signaled willingness to end the war in Iran even if the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed. Oil fell.
Wall Street is ending a volatile March with gains in stocks and bonds on a news report that President Donald Trump would be willing to end the war in Iran even with the Strait of Hormuz largely closed. Oil fell.
Asian stocks looked set to track US peers lower, extending a selloff driven by fears the war in Iran may escalate. Treasuries advanced after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell downplayed near-term inflation risks from higher energy prices.