Asian markets showed resilience in the midst of growing geopolitical risks on Monday following the recent Israeli-Iranian conflict.
Tensions in the Middle East, which entered their fourth day on Monday, intensified uncertainties for investors, and the impact is visible in the rise in oil prices.
During the weekend, the Brent Brut closed 7.02% to $ 74.23 per barrel while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) moved to $ 72.98, an increase of 7.26%.
Asian markets present confidence
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Asian markets began the week of negotiation on an optimistic note, highlighting confidence in the fundamental principles of economies and the floating technological sector.
Japan Nikkei 225 marked a gain of 1.26% compared to the previous session with 38,311.33 as a fence price on June 16, 2025.
Adventst Corp was among the largest winners on Monday because it increased 9.63% to 9,323, while Tokyo Electric Power jumped 4.66% to end at 424.70.
A weaker yen also raised feelings in Japan because he supports export -oriented companies.
Merchants, however, remained cautious about the world’s developments while US President Donald Trump has remained ambiguous on prices and commercial transactions.
The Hang Seng of Hong Kong increased by 0.7% and closed to 24,061 in a case of optimism around the real estate sector after a few regulatory relaxations.
Guangzhou R & F Properties jumped 3.1% after reporting stronger sales last month, while China Resources Land won 4.4% on Monday while investors’ feeling improved against Chinese real estate developers.
Kospi displays solid gains in the middle of China’s uncertainty
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The South Korea Kospiti index also displayed solid gains on Monday while the index jumped by 1.80% to close to 2,946.66.
The index is approaching the objective 3000 after touching the summit of 2,896.43 on June 11 and 2,920.03 on June 12.
Investors were cautious in China, as the CSI 300 index increased 0.25% today, before the publication of key Chinese economic data, including retail sales of May and industrial production.
The index closed at 3,873.80 in a context of concerns concerning slow growth and the challenges of the current real estate sector.
Australia S&P / ASX 200 ended the day with investors evaluating the implications of the Israeli-Iranian conflict and future political decisions of the Bank of Australia and the American Federal Reserve.
Sensex today: Indian stock markets reflect Asian force
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Indian references in shares continued their rise on Monday, even if the Israeli-Iranian conflict increases oil prices.
India is the second largest raw importer in the world, but recent tensions in the Middle East do not represent an immediate threat because New Delhi has already diversified its oil sources.
BSE Sensex closed 0.84% higher Monday at 81,796.15, while NIFTY 50 won 0.92% to end at 24,946.50.
Nifty, he outperformed, increasing by more than 1%, with stocks like TCS, Hcltech and Bharti Airtel among the best winners.
