Hang Seng

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Last mentioned: Mar 24, 2026

Timeline

  1. Commodity Divergence

    Oil prices bounce back from early dips as traders price in a persistent geopolitical risk premium despite the pause.

  2. Asian Market Open

    Nikkei and Hang Seng open higher; Australian miners lead a regional rally in risk assets.

  3. The U-Turn

    President Trump announces a pause in strike plans, citing 'productive' initial talks and warnings from allies.

  4. Escalation Peak

    Reports of imminent U.S. military strikes against Iranian targets circulate, causing oil prices to spike and stocks to tumble.

  5. Asian Surge

    Asian markets open higher, tracking US gains and energy price stability.

  6. US Rebound

    Wall Street recovers as economic updates show resilience and oil spikes pause.

  7. Market Bottom

    Nikkei 225 and S&P 500 hit weekly lows amid inflation fears.

  8. Conflict Escalation

    Middle East tensions drive oil prices higher; global markets slide.

Stories mentioning Hang Seng 4

Markets Neutral

Asian Markets Rally as Trump Pauses Iran Strike; Oil Gains on Lingering Unease

Asian equities surged after President Trump announced a pause in planned military strikes against Iran, signaling a temporary de-escalation of Middle East tensions. Despite the relief in stock markets, crude oil prices climbed as investors remain wary of the fragile security situation and potential for future volatility.

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Markets Bullish

Asian Markets Rally as Oil Prices Retreat to $90 Threshold

Asian equities surged on Tuesday, following a robust performance on Wall Street as global energy pressures eased. The retreat of crude oil prices to approximately $90 per barrel has provided a significant relief valve for inflation-sensitive markets across the Asia-Pacific region.

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Markets Bearish

Asian Markets Tumble as Middle East Conflict Triggers Flight to Safety

Major Asian indices saw sharp declines on Monday as escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East sparked a global 'risk-off' sentiment. Surging energy prices and concerns over supply chain stability have hit energy-dependent economies particularly hard, leading to a broad sell-off in tech and manufacturing.

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Markets Bullish

Asian Markets Rally as Oil Volatility Recedes Following Wall Street Rebound

Asian equities surged on Thursday, tracking a recovery in US markets as global oil prices stabilized after a period of geopolitical-driven volatility. The easing of energy costs has provided a critical reprieve for regional economies, mitigating immediate inflation fears and boosting investor confidence.

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