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Stocks stabilised at the end of a volatile week as investors reassessed the impact of the Middle East conflict and a weaker dollar supported risk sentiment. Asian equities edged up 0.2%, reversing earlier losses and led by gains in Chinese technology stocks.

Stocks attempted to stabilise after recent losses as Asian equities rebounded for the first time since the escalation in the conflict in Iran. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose 2.3%, with South Korea’s Kospi surging almost 10% after its record crash earlier in the week.

Asian equities slumped sharply as the escalating conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran continued to rattle markets. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell more than 4%, its steepest drop in almost a year, while South Korea’s Kospi plunged around 12% in its biggest-ever single-day decline after being one of the world’s best-performing markets earlier this year.