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Asian stocks open higher after US gains, oil rises

January 12, 2026

Asian equities opened higher, mirroring US stock gains driven by benign jobs data. Oil prices climbed as protests intensified in Iran, raising geopolitical concerns. Despite lingering uncertainties, global markets exhibit a fragile calm, with tech shares potentially boosted by strong Taiwanese semiconductor revenue.

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