<div id="readability-page-1"><div>The Nikkei 225 Index jumped 2.8% above 54,000, while the broader Topix Index gained 2% to 3,650 on Tuesday, recouping losses from the previous session as oil prices fell back below $100 a barrel, easing stagflationary fears.The moves followed US President Donald Trump signaling that the Iran war could soon end and unveiling plans to keep oil prices in check.G7 finance ministers also said the group “stands ready” to release oil from strategic reserves if needed.Global stocks had recently come under pressure amid uncertainty over the Iran conflict, while surging oil prices raised concerns about economic impact and a potential resurgence in inflation.In Japan, fourth-quarter GDP growth was revised upward to 0.3% from an initial 0.1%, supported by strong domestic demand.Tech stocks led the rebound, with gains from Kioxia Holdings (11%), Fujikura (10%), and Advantest (5.5%).Heavyweight financial, consumer, and defense stocks also advanced.</div></div>

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Japanese shares rebounded on Tuesday, with the Nikkei 225 Index rising 2.8% to over 54,000 and the Topix Index gaining 2% to 3,650. This recovery followed a decline in oil prices below $100 a barrel, alleviating stagflation concerns. The rebound was supported by upward revisions in Japan's fourth-quarter GDP growth to 0.3%. Tech stocks, including Kioxia Holdings and Fujikura, led the gains, alongside advances in financial, consumer, and defense sectors.

Japanese Shares Rebound as Oil Retreats