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Japan's indexes recovered from losses earlier in the week, and the central bank chief signaled interest rates may remain unchanged for a prolonged period of time.

China indexes rebounded, tracking gains in overnight trading in New York. The uncertainty surrounding the wider conflict in the Middle East capped the gains.

Japan's indexes extended this week's losses to 10% as the U.S.-Iran conflict drags on. Markets in Asia plunged between 2% and 8% following the surge in crude oil and natural gas prices.

The surging oil and natural gas prices drove down market indexes in China and Asia for the third day in a row.

Japan's benchmark indexes plunged nearly 3% as fears of accelerating global inflation and crude oil supply disruptions gripped investor sentiment.

Benchmark indexes in China and Asia continued to trade sideways as the war in the Middle East widened to eleven countries.

Benchmark indexes in mainland China recovered from the morning sell-off, but they dropped more than 2% in Hong Kong. The intense military confrontation in the Middle East could spread to more nations as the U.S. and Israel keep up with missile attacks.



Japan's benchmark indexes extended weekly gains to over 3% amid rising expectations of a slower increase in interest rates in the current year.

China's indexes struggled in February amid a global sell-off in tech stocks as investors recalibrated investment returns expectations from artificial infrastructure and potential AI-driven disruptions to business models in several industries.

Benchmark indexes in Hong Kong and China lacked momentum amid a lack of market-moving news. Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing reported record annual profit for the second year in a row.

Japan's benchmark indexes advanced to new record highs, reflecting a rebound in tech stocks on Wall Street. The yen extended this week's losses amid expectations of a slower rise in interest rates.

China indexes rebounded after worries surrounding artificial intelligence eased. HSBC said annual profit eased 7%, reflecting restructuring charges and rising bad debts in the commercial real estate market in Hong Kong.

Japan's benchmark indexes rebounded, overlooking deepening losses in artificial intelligence-linked stocks in overnight trading in New York.

Chinese indexes advanced as investors returned from Lunar New Year holidays, but the weakness in artificial intelligence-related stocks drove down the averages in Hong Kong.



Hong Kong stocks soared more than 2% as international investors increased exposure to China-focused companies, driven by another wave of U.S. tariff chaos.