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Global stock markets advanced as artificial intelligence and semiconductor shares led gains, while investors continued monitoring Iran tensions, oil prices, and policy developments linked to the Trump administration.

Global stock markets declined as investors reacted to a technology selloff, artificial intelligence concerns, rising oil prices, Middle East tensions, and uncertainty over central bank policy.

Global stock markets declined as a sharp sell-off in semiconductor shares overshadowed record earnings from TSMC, while rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions added to investor caution.

Oil prices dropped more than 5% after the United States paused strikes on Iran, easing immediate geopolitical risk and prompting sharp reactions in global energy markets.

Global stock markets declined as oil prices surged to a one-month high following President Donald Trump's new levy on Strait of Hormuz cargo traffic, increasing fears of inflation and supply disruptions.

South Korea’s KOSPI recorded a historic rebound as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix shares surged, driven by renewed confidence in AI demand and semiconductor growth.

Global stock markets declined while oil prices and bond yields climbed after renewed U.S.-Iran tensions fueled concerns over energy supplies and inflation, unsettling investors worldwide.

Global markets declined as investors reacted to new Trump tariffs, rising oil prices, AI stock volatility and growing concerns over inflation and interest rates. Asian exporters including Japan and South Korea faced heavy losses.