Twists in Global Markets: Tech Earnings, Japanese Politics, and U.S. Election Tension

Asian markets showed mixed trends amid anticipation over tech giants' earnings reports and global political uncertainties. U.S. Treasuries eased, and the dollar stabilized as investors awaited key economic reports. Japanese stocks improved after election uncertainties, while U.S. stock futures remained flat as market conviction wavered.

Global markets witnessed mixed reactions on Tuesday as investors braced themselves for earnings reports from major tech companies in the United States, beginning with Alphabet, Google's parent company.

The dollar maintained its proximity to a three-month peak, buoyed by economic indicators and complex U.S. election dynamics, as investors watched for upcoming employment and payroll stats.

Following disappointing election results for Japan's ruling party, the domestic market found stability. Meanwhile, crude oil prices saw a slight rebound after geopolitical tensions seemed contained for now.

(With inputs from agencies.)