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Asia-Pacific Stocks Slip as Middle East Tensions Rise, Oil Rises and BOJ Signals Tightening

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Asia-Pacific Stocks Slip as Middle East Tensions Rise, Oil Rises and BOJ Signals Tightening
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Asia-Pacific equities slid as the Middle East conflict intensified, with the Kospi, Nikkei 225 and Hang Seng down amid higher oil prices and renewed BOJ tightening expectations; Australia cuts fuel excise to ease costs, while U.S. stock futures edged lower.

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  1. South Korea stocks fall 5%, leading regional declines as Middle East war enters fifth week  CNBC
  2. Iran war panic made South Korean stocks cheaper, not weaker  Reuters
  3. Last week, the domestic stock market repeated its surge, combining the prolonged war between the U.S..  매일경제
  4. Defense stocks rise, autos, shipbuilders fall amid Middle East tensions  The Korea Times
  5. KOSPI Drops 3.7% Amid Middle East Risks, TurboQuant Fallout  조선일보

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