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Global Markets | Japan's Nikkei posts sharpest weekly gain in nearly two years on AI shares rally

Japan's Nikkei index celebrated its most significant weekly surge in nearly two years, hitting unprecedented levels day after day. The excitement surrounding AI-driven stocks ignited this remarkable ascent, although Friday saw a slight retreat as apprehensions regarding challenging negotiations over the Iran conflict surfaced.

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Global Markets | Japan's Nikkei posts sharpest weekly gain in nearly two years on AI shares rally
Japan's Nikkei index celebrated its most significant weekly surge in nearly two years, hitting unprecedented levels day after day. The excitement surrounding AI-driven stocks ignited this remarkable ascent, although Friday saw a slight retreat as apprehensions regarding challenging negotiations over the Iran conflict surfaced.
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