Asia stocks wobble but set for weekly gains on Iran peace hopes and AI boost
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Asian equities eased on Friday as investors booked profit after a strong week, but markets remained on track for a sharp weekly gain buoyed by hopes for renewed U.S.-Iran diplomacy and a tech rally led by AI demand; Japan’s Nikkei slipped about 0.8% (still up ~3.5% for the week), Korea’s KOSPI rose (~6% week), and China posted weekly gains on solid Q1 GDP data, amid easing geopolitical risk and a backdrop of record U.S. closes and softer oil prices around the low-$90s to high-$90s.
- Asia stocks dip but head for sharp weekly gains on Iran peace hopes, tech boost Investing.com
- Asia markets open lower as fragile Middle East ceasefire tempers sentiment CNBC
- Asia stocks set for weekly gain, oil under $100 on peace deal hopes Reuters
- Asian Stocks Advance on U.S.-Iran Deal Hopes WSJ
- Japanese stocks hit new high as AI boosts tech heavy Asian markets Nikkei Asia
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