Asian Markets Mixed as China Conducts Taiwan Drills and Gold Hits $4,500
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Global stock markets mostly declined during quiet holiday trading amid China's military exercises near Taiwan, which heightened geopolitical tensions. Despite the drills, Taiwan's stock rose slightly, while other Asian markets showed mixed results. Gold and silver prices fell after recent gains, and oil prices increased. The markets remain sensitive to geopolitical developments and economic policies.
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