Wall Street trades mixed as markets resume after a three-day weekend, with US stocks drifting near record levels. Multiple outlets say attention shifts back toward corporate profit momentum as energy prices ease or swing, influencing sentiment across equities and global risk.

Several reports link the market’s tone to developments around oil and the Middle East. Two outlets cite a tentative deal to extend a ceasefire in the war with Iran by about 60 days as a factor lifting risk appetite and lowering oil prices. Other coverage emphasises that oil prices move sharply hour to hour, causing markets to “see-saw” even when the broader direction remains upward toward records. Another report also attributes the Wall Street rebound to falling oil prices, allowing investors to focus more on ongoing profit growth.

One article also notes the death of former Federal Reserve chair Alan Greenspan at age 100, reflecting separate background news alongside the trading update.