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Asian shares climb on chip rally, oil up as Gulf hostilities resume - Markets - The Jakarta Post
Asian shares climbed on Thursday as semiconductors got a respite from heavy selling, though gains were capped by a surge in oil prices as a resumption of hostilities in the Gulf reignited inflation fears and hammered bonds.
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channelnewsasia.com
Oil climbs, bonds slide on Middle East hostilities
Brent crude futures were a long way below the war's peak prices but rose enough to wobble the bond market by increasing inflation risks.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Global Market Today: Oil rises, Asian stocks steady as US strikes Iran
Oil prices surged as the United States conducted airstrikes and revoked waivers for Iran. Asian stocks remained largely unchanged while investors assessed the geopolitical…
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Global Market Today: Asian shares rise as chips rally, oil advances
Asian shares advanced, led by a rally in chipmakers and South Korean stocks. Oil prices extended their gains for a third day, reaching about $78.80 a barrel. Treasury yields rose…
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swissinfo.ch
Asian Shares Rise as Chips Rally, Brent Advances: Markets Wrap
(Bloomberg) -- Asian shares climbed, led by chipmakers, as optimism over AI-driven demand rekindled appetite for semiconductor stocks. Oil extended gains after the US struck Iran…
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thejakartapost.com
Asian shares climb on chip rally, oil up as Gulf hostilities resume - Markets - The Jakarta Post
Asian shares climbed on Thursday as semiconductors got a respite from heavy selling, though gains were capped by a surge in oil prices as a resumption of hostilities in the Gulf…
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straitstimes.com
Asian shares lose momentum, oil gains as Gulf hostilities resume
Oil prices have risen above US$79 a barrel due to conflict fears disrupting shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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irishtimes.com
Asian shares wobble as oil jumps on renewed Gulf hostilities
Bonds hammered, inflation fears rise