Asia stocks steady as Iran de-escalation keeps week muted
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Asian equities trimmed early losses after Trump postponed strikes on Iran, easing risk sentiment but leaving markets cautious about a protracted conflict. Korea’s KOSPI slipped and is headed for a deep weekly loss amid a memory-chip rout, while China and Japan posted small gains. U.S. futures tick higher, yet overall weekly gains across the region are expected to be muted as Iran tensions linger.
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- Investors Question Whether Quick Peace in Iran Is Possible The New York Times
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