Asia shares pull back as Middle East tensions temper risk appetite
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Asia-Pacific stocks fell as cautious optimism over Middle East tensions tempered risk appetite, with the Nikkei 225 retreating from a record high and Hang Seng and Kospi sliding; oil prices declined, U.S. futures hovered near flat after the prior session’s gains, and investors weighed Trump’s comments on a potential ceasefire amid ongoing Iran-Israel dynamics and BOJ policy signals alongside a Hong Kong IPO.
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