Global Market: Nikkei Falls as Oil Surge, Global Bond Selloff Rattle Markets
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Global Market: Nikkei falls as oil surge, global bond selloff rattle markets
Japan’s Nikkei fell 1.23% amid rising global bond yields and oil prices, while Topix declined 1.75%. Inflation concerns, elevated interest rates and expensive AI-linked stocks pressured sentiment. NEXON led losses, while Tokai Carbon gained. Investors remained focused on oil prices, bond yields, monetary policy expectations and ongoing US-Iran developments.
Concerns about rising interest rates and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are burdening the Asian stock exchanges. Especially in China, trade started to decline.
Asian indices closed down on Monday (28)Kospi drops 2.70% and Shanghai drops 1.67% with oil above $100 and fear of interest
The China, South Korea and India stock exchanges closed in strong fall on Monday (28), amid high oil and increased concern with inflation and interest. The movement led the three markets to operate under pressure, while investors reduced exposure to assets considered more sensitive to the external scenario. In Korea [...] The post Asian stock exchanges retreat with high oil; China, Korea and India drop first appeared in Market Monitor.
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