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Asian Stocks Set to Fall After Volatile US Session: Markets Wrap

Asian Stocks Set to Fall After Volatile US Session: Markets Wrap
Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 09 June 2026, 22:09 UTC By Toby Alder 1 min read
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Asian Stocks Set to Fall After Volatile US Session: Markets Wrap Stocks in Asia were poised for declines after a volatile session on Wall Street, where investors weighed developments in the Iran conflict and looked ahead to data that may show US inflation accelerated in May. Equity-index futures for Japan, Hong Kong and South Korea all pointed lower.

Asian Stocks Set to Fall After Volatile US Session: Markets Wrap Stocks in Asia were poised for declines after a volatile session on Wall Street, where investors weighed developments in the Iran conflict and looked ahead to data that may show US inflation accelerated in May. Equity-index futures for Japan, Hong Kong and South Korea all pointed lower. US stock futures edged down after the S&P 500 swung sharply on Tuesday, erasing most of a 2.3% slump before ending modestly down. The Nasdaq 100 fell 1.1% as investors continued rotating out of the technology shares that have driven much of this year’s rally.
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