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Market UpdatesJun 23, 2026
Key Asian markets saw profit-booking along with overnight selloff in tech stocks on Wall Street. After eight sessions of gains, Japan’s Nikkei 225 dropped over 3% on Tuesday to 69,788. South Korea’s Kospi also saw a steep correction of 9% to trade at 8,203.
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Market AnalysisJun 23, 2026
Apple’s chief executive Tim Cook said on Wednesday that the company was planning to raise prices of its products – iPhone, Mac and iPad – to offset the sharp jump in costs of memory chips.
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