Nasdaq Falls 1.3% as Europe Rises on US-Iran Oil Relief
The Nasdaq fell 1.32% on June 22 as megacap tech and rising Treasury yields weighed, while Europe rose on US-Iran talks and U.K. bank gains.
The Nasdaq fell 1.32% on June 22 as megacap tech and rising Treasury yields weighed, while Europe rose on US-Iran talks and U.K. bank gains.
Asian stock markets reached historic milestones on June 22, 2026, with the Nikkei 225 breaking 72,000, Taiex hitting record highs, and SK hynix overtaking Samsung Electronics on the KOSPI.
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Asia markets were mixed on June 19 as Nikkei hit another record, KOSPI slipped from an intraday surge, KOSDAQ sold off, and China-linked markets closed for Dragon Boat Festival.
U.S. stocks rebounded on June 18 as Nasdaq and small caps led, while Europe ended mixed after the Fed shock, lower oil and central-bank caution.
On June 18, 2026, Asian markets marked historic highs as KOSPI surpassed 9,000 and Nikkei topped 71,000 following a U.S.-Iran interim agreement, offsetting Fed rate-hike worries.
U.S. and European markets sent two different signals on June 17: Europe closed mostly higher, but Wall Street sold off after the Fed signaled that rate hikes could return.
Asian markets were mixed on June 17 as KOSPI led, Nikkei stayed near 70,000, mainland China and India rose, and Hong Kong lagged before the Fed decision.
U.S. and European markets split on June 16 as the Dow hit a record, Nasdaq fell on AI weakness, Europe rose and oil dropped below the Brent 80-dollar area.
Asian markets were mixed on June 16 as KOSPI climbed, Nikkei hit a record, oil fell below the 80-dollar Brent area and Hong Kong/Shanghai softened.