Global Markets Steady Amid U.S.-Iran Talks and AI Disruption

Global shares remained stable as U.S. markets reopened, with oil prices dropping ahead of U.S.-Iran nuclear talks. European stocks saw gains while Asian markets were cautious. The yen gained strength amid Japan's economic concerns. Oil and gold prices fluctuated due to geopolitical uncertainties.

Global shares remained steady with the reopening of U.S. markets after a public holiday, while oil prices slipped in anticipation of nuclear talks between the U.S. and Iran, set to commence later on Tuesday.

European stocks rose, marking a second day of gains, while global tech-heavy stocks slipped, raising concerns among investors about over-investment and potential AI disruption to business models.

Asian markets showed caution with muted performance as Japan's economic growth fell short of forecasts. Meanwhile, geopolitical uncertainties, particularly the U.S.-Iran talks and Ukraine conflict, continue to impact oil prices and investor sentiment.

(With inputs from agencies.)