SYDNEY, June 26 : Asian shares pulled back on Friday after a stellar quarter, as Apple's hefty price hikes revealed the downside of booming chip demand, while the threat of Japanese intervention kept the yen from hitting 40-year lows. Oil prices fell toward their lowest in fourth months, with Brent crude fut

Shares are mostly higher in Asia, led by tech-driven gains in Japan and South Korea. Major computer chipmakers' shares surged.

Oil retreats as ships begin passing through Strait of Hormuz

Australian stocks are poised to open higher; Australian dollar steady; oil edges higher; bitcoin struggles at $US60k; S&P 500 edges up. Follow live.

The stock market is drifting in mixed trading after several artificial-intelligence stocks veered back up their roller-coaster ride, while Apple dropped after hiking prices on…

The Australian sharemarket has made a steady start to the session after Wall Street meandered to a mixed finish, with Apple dropping after raising prices on many of its products.

Apple shares fell after price increases, while Micron rose on strong AI-related earnings.

Oil prices rebounded following recent declines and after attacked a Singapore-flagged cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz.

(Bloomberg) -- Stocks in Asia slipped in early trading as heavyweight chip shares gave back some of the gains from Thursday’s blistering rally.

Asian markets saw a dip, led by a pullback in heavyweight chip stocks after a strong rally. US futures remained steady following a volatile session on Wall Street, where tech…

SYDNEY, June 26 : Asian shares pulled back on Friday after a stellar quarter, as Apple's hefty price hikes revealed the downside of booming chip demand, while the threat of…

SYDNEY, June 26 : Asian shares eased from record highs on Friday as hefty price hikes from Apple showed the downside of the boom in chip demand, while only the threat of Japanese…

Apple raised Mac and iPad prices citing unsustainable memory chip costs, wiping $250B in market cap and triggering a selloff in Asian tech stocks including

South Korea’s chip-heavy market was hit by a second trading suspension this week as the Kospi tumbled as much as 9 per cent. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at…

Oil slipped 0.5% to $74.89 a barrel, having bounced 2% overnight on reports a ship was attacked when exiting the Strait of Hormuz

LatAm pre-open: Asia's chip rollercoaster crashed again (Korea −6.85%, Samsung −7.4%) and Apple tumbled −6%, but a commodity rebound lifted Brazil to a fresh record.

Markets across Asia fell sharply during Friday trading after US tech giant Apple blamed memory chip shortages on its decision to hike prices

Asian stocks hit a two-week low amid a tech selloff triggered by Apple's price hikes, raising concerns over AI-driven growth.