Asian stock market showed a mixed response due to long Easter weekend; crude prices increased as there were reports of US ending waivers on Iranian oil exports. Meanwhile, Nikkei was slightly high, and trade was sloppy due to the Golden week holiday.   In the market Stocks: The

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