FED speculation and the end of the war trigger significant market shifts, including a boost in Japanese stocks and a retreat on Wall Street.
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Updated Jun 17
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FED speculation and the end of the war trigger significant market shifts, including a boost in Japanese stocks and a retreat on Wall Street.
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- Fed rate hike expectations are influencing market sentiment, while the Middle East crisis hopes are driving rallies in Asian chip markets like Seoul and Jakarta.