Japan Stocks Climb as Trump’s Iran Strike Delay Lifts Sentiment
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Japanese shares rebounded after Donald Trump signaled he would postpone planned attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure, easing concerns of escalation and fueling risk appetite.
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