Asian Markets Rebound Amid US-Iran Tensions; Wall Street Futures Rise
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First reported by Globes · 8 hours ago
What happened
Asian markets rebounded after weekend losses amid ongoing US airstrikes on Iran, while Wall Street futures rose. US stocks fell on Monday due to geopolitical tensions, with technology and energy sectors showing resilience. AMD announced new AI chip shipments to Microsoft, and Intel plans more layoffs. President Trump imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian imports. The Israeli shekel weakened amid global uncertainties, and oil prices fluctuated due to Middle East tensions.
- 01Asian markets recover with Tokyo up 2.5% and Seoul over 3% after weekend losses.
- 02Wall Street closed lower amid US-Iran tensions; tech and energy sectors showed gains.
- 03AMD announced AI chip shipments to Microsoft, challenging Nvidia's dominance.
- 04Intel plans further layoffs in its data center division after cutting 5,000 US jobs.
- 05Trump imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian vehicles, alcohol, and dairy imports.
- 06Israeli shekel weakened to 3.05 per dollar amid regional tensions and rising oil prices.
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