Asia stocks turn cautious as reality intrudes in Gulf - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMigwFBVV95cUxPU3F4cllYT1d3SEp2TTJhelQ4VllIYVNnQ3lxMnZGcmczbVpJRW5UTW5HY3NMZ1daQ2tabTR3V194bTFOZWJVSWd1dWFPN3pFcEFkWldsQmpYcW05Q0hFT0c1WUU2QmlEWFhVNFp0Zmd1MGl2NDZuaHBVQVZXWk01Z3JuOA?oc=5" target="_blank">Asia stocks turn cautious as reality intrudes in Gulf</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Asian share markets were in a more sober mood as cracks appeared in the fragile Gulf ceasefire, nudging oil prices back up and reminding investors of the prolonged inflationary fallout.

Asian share markets were in a more sober mood as cracks appeared in the fragile Gulf ceasefire, nudging oil prices back up and reminding investors of the prolonged inflationary fallout.

Asian share markets were in a more sober mood on Thursday as cracks quickly began to appear in the fragile Gulf ceasefire, nudging oil prices back up and reminding investors the inflationary fallout will last for a long time yet.

Asian shares slipped as renewed instability in the Gulf, notably Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz and demand for passage tolls, reignited supply concerns and pushed oil prices higher, raising inflation and interest rate risks.

Asian share markets were in a more sober mood on Thursday as cracks quickly began to appear in the fragile Gulf ceasefire, nudging oil prices back up and reminding investors the inflationary fallout will last for a long time yet.