The global stock markets are facing turbulence, largely driven by the semiconductor industry and geopolitical tensions. Asian stocks, particularly in technology, are grappling with volatility, underpinned by doubts over the sustainability of the artificial intelligence boom and its impact on semiconductor giants like TSMC.In the Middle East, escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran have not significantly impacted crude oil prices yet, though investors remain wary of potential long-term effects. The Hormuz crisis underscores the shifting dynamics in the global energy landscape, with China's reduced crude imports mitigating immediate price spikes.Meanwhile, U.S. markets show mixed signals, with major banks reporting...