Asian tech stocks rise Monday after news that the United States and Iran have reached a peace deal, according to multiple outlets. The rally is led by SoftBank, whose shares surge sharply in early trading. CNBC reports SoftBank gains more than 12% on the news, framing the move as part of a broader market lift across Asia. Seeking Alpha similarly describes a strong rally in Asian tech stocks, highlighting SoftBank as the top performer tied to the U.S.-Iran development. While both sources connect the market reaction to the reported peace deal, neither provides detailed terms of the agreement in the excerpts provided. The overall coverage is focused on the immediate impact on equities, particularly in the technology sector and on SoftBank’s stock performance, as investors respond to expectations of reduced geopolitical risk. The reports present the move as a correlation between the announcement and a rise in regional equities rather than as an explanation of specific corporate fundamentals.