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08/04/2026
National Australia Bank: The yield curve of US treasuries may steepen after the ceasefire in Iran.
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Wilson Asset Management's hedge fund manager Matthew Haupt: The market will enter a risk appetite state for "a period of time", but we "still need to see the opening of the Hormuz Strait... the next two weeks will be tense". "I added positions below expectations last night, and added a little more this morning. I feel that there will be some twists and turns before we see the final outcome." It is expected that stock markets in markets, including South Korea, that rely heavily on imported energy will rise.
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The Nikkei Stock Average in Japan has expanded its gains, with the latest increase up by 3.2%.
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Iran ceasefire news boost, Nasdaq 100 index futures rise by 3%.
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Huayang Intelligent: The recent price changes of major commodities such as copper and oil have not had a significant impact on the company's performance.
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Hiroyuki Ueno, Chief Strategist of Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management Co., commented on the ceasefire between the US and Iran: "This is a relief for the market. At least in the short term, the situation has eased. Iran has effectively returned to the negotiating table, which is a step forward. Now the market will feel that high oil prices are unlikely to last long." Stocks that were "sold off" during the past month's sharp decline will be bought back, leading to a "decent" rebound in the short term. In Japan, tech stocks and AI concept stocks seem to be the most suitable for buying. "But starting from here does not guarantee everything will go smoothly, investors should not be too hasty."
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