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Taiwan is concerned that the ongoing war with Iran is depleting US missile stocks crucial for potential defense against a Chinese invasion.

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has stated that the Pentagon is focusing on replenishing its weapon stocks for the US military rather than supplying Ukraine.

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix stocks have shown significant recovery since the U.S.-Iran war began, with Samsung's share price reaching 200,000 KRW and SK Hynix reaching 1,000,000 KRW.

After a tumultuous week, U.S. stocks saw a notable rise led by tech shares and declining oil prices.

Oil prices surged past $100 amid ongoing conflict in Iran, causing mixed reactions in Asian stock markets as tensions escalate.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is affecting global markets, causing a rise in oil prices and a decline in Argentine stocks, while the local peso surprisingly strengthens against the US dollar.

The U.S. is contemplating the deployment of special forces to Iran to secure enriched uranium stocks that could be used for nuclear weapons by the Iranian regime.

The Nikkei Average rose significantly, surpassing 55,500 yen after three days, fueled by easing tensions in Iran and positive earnings from U.S. tech companies.

Oil prices have dropped significantly following Trump’s comments about the potential end of the US-Israel war on Iran, leading to a recovery in global stock markets.

The article discusses the current high volatility in international financial markets and the various risks affecting them.

Oil prices declined and stock markets gained as President Trump indicated that the US-Israel conflict in Iran could conclude more quickly than expected.

Asian stock markets have increased, buoyed by the recovery of U.S. markets and a decline in oil prices, while investor optimism grows regarding the conflict with Iran.

Oil prices fell sharply after reaching $120 per barrel amid hopes that the US-Israeli conflict with Iran may be winding down.

Airline stocks plummet while ticket prices rise sharply due to escalating conflict involving the US and Israel against Iran, driven by surging oil prices.

Investors are advised on stock picks as the Indian stock market remains weak due to geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran, impacting Nifty 50's performance.

The U.S. and Israel are contemplating sending special forces into Iran to seize high-enriched uranium stocks amid ongoing conflict.

On Friday, India's domestic stock markets saw a decline with the Sensex dropping 547.49 points due to weak global cues and rising crude oil prices amidst tensions involving the US, Israel, and Iran.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has strengthened the US dollar while negatively affecting Argentine bonds and leading to a rise in country risk.

Stocks of missiles vital for Ukraine's defense are depleting amidst the ongoing conflict in Iran, leading to concerns over the effectiveness of Western security guarantees.

Wall Street stocks saw an increase, breaking a three-day decline as concerns about the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict eased and macroeconomic data showed positive signs.

The KOSPI index suffered its largest drop in history on March 3, as uncertainty surrounding US and Israeli airstrikes on Iran triggered significant losses in major stocks.

Global markets are experiencing intense turbulence due to the expansion of the US-Israel war with Iran, leading to an energy shock and fears of stagflation.

The S&P 500 index saw a marginal increase following a sharp decline earlier in the session, as investors capitalized on buying opportunities after recent US and Israeli attacks in Iran.

US stock markets displayed volatility as investors reacted to the ongoing conflict in Iran following recent US and Israel air strikes.

The Pentagon expresses concerns about defensive stockpiles amidst ongoing military operations involving the U.S. and Israel in Iran, with worries about retaliation from the Iranian regime affecting U.S. military bases even in Europe.

Travel stocks have plunged significantly due to the US-Iran conflict, leading to substantial flight cancellations and skyrocketing oil prices.

Investors in Germany are shifting their focus to defense stocks as tensions escalate between Iran, the US, and Israel, resulting in a decline in airline shares.

Gold prices have sharply increased following the US and Israeli attacks on Iran, while stock markets in Asia have declined.

Oil prices have surged while Asian stock markets have declined following US and Israeli military actions against Iran that have raised tensions in the Middle East.

Asian airline stocks plummeted as the US and Israel conducted attacks on Iran, causing instability in the Middle East that affected air traffic and caused fuel prices to rise.

U.S. bank stocks have dropped significantly due to fears of layoffs linked to AI advancements and problems in the private credit market.

The Nikkei average briefly surpassed 59,000 points for the first time, supported by rising US stock markets and a weaker yen.

Analysts suggest that the U.S. Supreme Court's annulment of tariffs will boost stock markets but negatively impact debt securities.

Wall Street stocks rose following a US Supreme Court decision that limited the president's authority to impose tariffs, generating varied market reactions and economic forecasts.

European stock exchanges are experiencing an unprecedented influx of funds as international investors seek diversification options, according to the Financial Times.

European stocks are attracting significant international interest, with a forecast of record investments in February, as reported by the Financial Times.

The Nikkei average continues to rise, briefly surpassing its previous closing high of 57,650 yen due to an increase in US stocks and a weaker yen.

European stock markets increased as investors evaluated corporate earnings reports and economic data, with oil prices also rising and anticipation for US Federal Reserve meeting minutes looming.

Domestic individual investors in South Korea are significantly increasing their investments in US stocks, despite warnings from authorities about foreign exchange volatility.

The three main indices of Wall Street closed with slight gains, though software stocks continued to drag on overall performance.

Gerd Kommer, a proponent of passive and cost-effective investing, has gained attention with his new global ETF, arguing that investors should reassess their focus on US stocks.

US investors grow anxious over AI's impact on markets, while China's tech stocks remain stable for now.

The recent crashes in Bitcoin, gold, and tech stocks have raised concerns among investors about the stability of financial markets.

After years of US dominance, investors are rediscovering Europe, raising questions about the motivations and risks behind this shift.

The Nikkei average in the Tokyo stock market experienced a surge, momentarily exceeding 1400 yen and surpassing its previous highest value, attributed to rising US stock prices and expectations surrounding the Takai administration's economic policies.

The article discusses the volatility in US tech stock markets, highlighting contrasting behaviors among investors amid fears of a potential AI bubble.

The article discusses recent fluctuations in US stock markets, focusing on the rise of tech stock prices amid warnings of a potential AI bubble.

Small-cap stocks in the US and Europe are reaching record highs and outperforming large-cap companies at the start of 2026.

The Dow Jones stock index has crossed the 50,000-point mark for the first time, reaching an all-time high of 50,015 after a recovery rally driven by bargain hunters purchasing fallen tech stocks.

US technology stocks dropped significantly as major companies announced a massive $660 billion investment in AI, raising concerns about future profitability.