Asian Markets Mixed Amid Geopolitical and Federal Reserve Developments
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Most Asia-Pacific markets declined amid ongoing Middle East tensions, while US markets remained stable with cautious Federal Reserve comments on interest rates. Notable stories include falling rice prices in Japan, a forecasted 20% decline in gold prices by 2026, and semiconductor stocks rising after Nvidia's record high. Fed Chair Jerome Powell emphasized a cautious approach to rate cuts, amidst political pressures and global economic signals.
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