8legs: U.s. government

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Shares mostly gain in Asia after Wall St hits new records, while oil slips

U.S. stocks rose to new records, lifting investor optimism across global markets.
Asia's markets climbed as tech shares led gains in Korea and Taiwan.
Oil prices slipped as investors weighed potential Middle East developments.
Trump said the U.S. would help ships leave the Strait of Hormuz starting Monday, signaling a new phase in the Gulf.
Markets monitored the potential impact of Iran tensions on oil supply and global growth.
Apple led the U.S. rally after posting better-than-expected profits.
The S&P 500 closed at a record high as earnings beat estimates across many firms.
Investors awaited official details on military deployments tied to Gulf tensions.
European leaders faced the political reality of allied efforts after U.S. troop decisions.
The AP report highlights the wider market narrative linking oil, war, and profits.

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