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Japanese Equities Set to Fall on Tech Share Selloff, Higher Oil

Bloomberg Technology Sunday 18 October 2026, 23:24 UTC By Aya Wagatsuma and Momoka Yokoyama 1 min read
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Japanese stock futures are pointing to a lower open as a weekend spike in crude prices and renewed inflation concerns weigh on the artificial intelligence trade.

Japanese stock futures are pointing to a lower open as a weekend spike in crude prices and renewed inflation concerns weigh on the artificial intelligence trade.
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