Japanese equities edged higher on Tuesday as President Trump postponed planned military strikes on Iran, easing fears of a supply disruption in global energy markets and reducing volatility in defense-related sectors. The move lifted sentiment across Asian markets.
- Trump delayed planned military strikes on Iran
- Japan stocks staged a cautious rebound
- CL=F (crude oil futures) saw reduced volatility
- ^VIX (volatility index) declined
- JPY=X strengthened slightly
- Defense and energy sectors saw reduced pressure
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