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Asian markets experienced sharp declines for the second consecutive day, with major indices such as the MSCI Asia Pacific down by 2.7%. The Japanese Nikkei 225 also fell by 5.2%, marking its worst performance since March. The losses were concentrated in the electronics chip sector, with Taiwan Semiconductor registering its largest drop since April 2025, and Japanese Quxia shares declined by as much as 16%. These declines led to a deterioration in market sentiment amid expectations that European stocks could drop by over 1%. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil rose close to $85 per barrel after witnessing a weekly increase of 12%, driven by tensions in the Middle East, which heightened inflation concerns and put upward pressure on global interest rates. Technology stocks rebounded somewhat, with components and indices such as the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index falling by 19%. Google’s parent company, Alphabet, also declined by 4.4% due to delays in launching new artificial intelligence models. U.S. Treasury yields remained steady at 4.55%, while the Japanese Yen remained at 162.45 per dollar despite government warnings of potential market intervention. Gold faced its largest weekly loss since June, holding at $3,981.90 an ounce. Meanwhile, Bitcoin and Ethereum decreased by 1% and 1.1%, respectively.
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