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European shares ticked higher in choppy trade on Tuesday, with investors watching for potential US-Iran talks. The STOXX 600 was up 0.2% by 0919 GMT. Energy stocks shed 0.5% tracking a dip in oil prices, while insurance shares declined 1.3%. Retail shares gained 1.8%, boosted by Kingfisher.
Iran and Oman are reportedly in the final stage of talks on a temporary safe route in the Strait of Hormuz, with Iranian officials saying an agreement could come in coming days.
US Defense Secretary extends Mideast deployments into 2027, with reports of heightened troop strain amid Iranian Army claims of latest attacks on US bases in Kuwait and the UAE.
South Korea’s benchmark KOSPI falls more than 4% to around 6,560, as a global bond selloff lifts US 30-year yields and pressures technology and chip-related stocks.
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Oil prices fall on US-Iran ceasefire talks, potential Strait of Hormuz reopening. Global oil supply concerns ease.
Oil prices decline as traders await progress in US-Iran negotiations, potentially easing supply concerns. This development may impact energy markets.