Markets in the US trade mixed as trading resumes after a three-day Wall Street weekend. Several reports say US stocks drift near or toward record levels, helped by two recurring factors: ongoing strength in company earnings and the direction of oil prices. One theme across outlets is that easing oil costs supports equities, while other reports describe sharp, hour-to-hour oil price reversals that cause markets to “see-saw” as traders react to changing energy prices.

In addition, a tentative development related to Iran is cited as a driver of lower oil prices. Reports say a proposed extension of the ceasefire in the war with Iran by about 60 days helps reduce oil price pressure and supports risk appetite.

Separately, one report notes that former US Federal Reserve chair Alan Greenspan dies at age 100, an event mentioned alongside broader market commentary. Another outlet references SpaceX as weighing on Wall Street in the context of the day’s overall trading tone. Overall, the articles portray ASX with a positive bias following US market action, while US stocks remain sensitive to energy price swings and earnings momentum.