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Despite the ongoing geopolitical turmoil around the world and increasing military tension between America and Iran, global stock markets are giving mixed signals. On Wednesday, June 3, 2026, investors in Asian markets bought heavily, ignoring the risks, due to which the Japanese stock market has created a new history. However, due to the Middle East (West Asia) crisis, the threats looming on the crude oil supply chain and global trade routes have made investors a little cautious.
Condition of Asian markets: Nikkei 225 at record high
Asian markets had a stellar start to Wednesday’s trading session. Despite uncertainty over the ongoing peace talks between the US and Iran, morale among Japanese investors remained high.
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Nikkei 225 of Japan: This index in today’s trading 2.17% Reached its record high (highest level) with a huge gain of Rs.
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Topics: Japan’s second major index topics also 0.93% It closed with a strength of Rs.
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Hong Kong and South Korea: Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index futures have indicated a slightly sluggish or weak start today. At the same time, the stock markets of South Korea are completely closed today due to local holiday.
What are the signs for the Indian stock market?
Despite this record rise in the Japanese market, Wednesday morning is looking a bit worrying for the Indian stock market (Nifty & Sensex). The biggest reason for this is the signals received from Gift Nifty.
Slight gain on Wall Street, mixed trend in tech stocks
Huge fluctuations were also seen in the American markets (Wall Street) on Tuesday. Despite rising military tensions between the US and Iran, US indices managed to close with slight gains:
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Dow Jones: It closed 228.91 points (0.45%) higher at 51,307.79.
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S&P 500: With a slight gain of 9.94 points (0.13%), it stood at the level of 7,609.90.
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Nasdaq: Tech-heavy index Nasdaq closed at 27,093.90, up marginally 7.09 points (0.03%).
Major Tech Stocks Move: There was a mixed effect on the shares of big tech companies in the American market. While on one hand the shares of Marvel Technology 32.52% closed with a bumper bounce, while shares of Microsoft (down 4.17%), Alphabet (down 3.81%) and Google’s parent company saw a decline. On the other hand, Apple closed with a strength of 2.90%, AMD 2.24% and Tesla 1.89%.
⚔️ Latest update on US-Iran military confrontation
According to AFP report, tension has increased significantly in the Gulf region. The US Army has claimed that it has successfully foiled several missile and drone attacks carried out by Iran in the Gulf. In response to this, the US Central Command Qeshm Island Retaliated in self-defense on military bases built on However, America has completely rejected Iran’s claims of an attack on the 5th Fleet Headquarters of the US Navy based in Bahrain.
Condition of commodity market: Crude oil rises, gold and silver battered.
1. Crude oil prices (above $97): Due to this new war in the Middle East, the hopes of a peace agreement between the two countries seem to be fading. This has had a direct impact on oil prices. In the international market, Brent crude has increased by 1.13% to $97.08 per barrel, while US crude WTI is also trading at $94.92 per barrel with a rise of 1.24%.
2. Gold falls on strong US jobs data: The JOLTS (Job Opening) data for the month of April in America has surprised everyone. Number of vacant jobs in America increased by 731,000 7.618 million Has reached, which is the biggest increase in the last 5 years. After this strong economic data, the possibility has increased that the US Federal Reserve (US Fed) will keep interest rates high for a long time. Due to this fear, profit booking dominated in gold and silver:
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Spot Gold (Gold Price): falling 0.4% $4,469.13 per ounce But he came.
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Silver Price: With a decline of 0.9% $74.44 per ounce But is trading.
3. Dollar and Yen Position: The US dollar currently remains strong within a limited range. Showing the strength of the dollar against six major currencies dollar index It rose 0.046% to 99.216, while the Japanese yen weakened slightly to near 160 per dollar.
