Asian stock markets rose on Tuesday as semiconductors and AI-related shares recovered after earlier weakness, helped by easing tensions in the Middle East.

Oil and gold moved with Brent around $94 a barrel and US crude near $91, while gold dipped to about $4,316 an ounce after a two-month low.

U.S. equities saw mixed moves, with the Dow retreating about 81 points to 50,786 as the S&P 500 advanced to 7,405 and the Nasdaq climbed to 25,930.

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An anticipated informal meeting between ECB President Christine Lagarde and EU climate officials was highlighted as a potential catalyst for policy and growth considerations in the euro area.

The broader market focus remains on ongoing geopolitical developments, upcoming CPI data, and IPO activity as drivers of sentiment.

The report includes quotes from a researcher and notes futures activity and market indicators as of June 9.

Investors will watch Wednesday’s CPI data and ongoing corporate earnings for clues on inflation and market momentum amid persistent volatility.

Attention is on Oracle’s June 10 earnings and the potential SpaceX IPO later in the week, events that could influence sentiment around high-growth tech.

Beyond Oracle, the week features notable earnings and the SpaceX IPO as a possible watershed for risk appetite in tech stocks.

The week’s focus also includes Oracle’s results and the prospect of SpaceX’s IPO as potential market-moving events.

Some worries persist about AI demand growth after Broadcom’s cautious guidance last week despite AI rally momentum.