Global markets open mixed after a US-Iran peace deal sparks overnight relief. Several reports say international stock markets jump following the announcement, lifting investor sentiment worldwide. In contrast, Australian trading is expected to start lower: the ASX is set to fall at the open, reflecting differing regional reactions or positioning ahead of local trading. The reports also note a notable move in SpaceX-linked shares, which rise again after a prior decline, indicating renewed investor interest in the company’s stock or related instruments. Overall, the coverage attributes the market reaction primarily to the US-Iran peace deal, describing it as a factor driving gains globally. The Australian market’s expected decline is presented as a counterpoint to the stronger performance overseas, without detailing specific company or sector drivers beyond the general market context. The articles use similar framing, tying the main market movement to the peace deal while flagging divergent directions for global markets versus the ASX at the start of the trading day.