Asia Markets Rally as Korea, Japan and India Surge on June 12
Asian markets rallied on June 12 as Korea, Japan, India and Australia surged on lower oil, U.S.-Iran deal hopes and AI chip buying.
Asian markets rallied on June 12 as Korea, Japan, India and Australia surged on lower oil, U.S.-Iran deal hopes and AI chip buying.
U.S. stocks rallied on June 11 as oil and yields fell, AI shares rebounded, and Europe edged higher despite hot PPI and an ECB rate hike.
Asian markets were mixed on June 11 as Korea rebounded and Japan steadied, while Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, Australia and India slipped.
U.S. stocks sold off on June 10 as AI shares fell, CPI hit 4.2%, oil rose and Europe finished mixed across the FTSE, DAX and CAC.
Asian markets fell on June 10 as Korea and Taiwan tech shares led losses, while China and Hong Kong softened and Australia rose.
U.S. stocks ended mixed on June 9 as Nasdaq lagged and oil fell, while Europe closed mixed. Key levels and what Asia should watch next.
Korean and Japanese stocks staged a sharp recovery on June 9 as semiconductor stocks roared back. KOSPI +8.18%, Nikkei +2.17%, China trade data beat forecasts. Full breakdown inside.
Tech and chip stocks staged a comeback on June 8 as Micron surged 10%, while oil spiked on Iran-Israel tensions and European markets drifted lower. Full market breakdown inside.
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