Australian shares move slightly higher, with the mining sector providing lift as markets react to easing oil prices and expectations of softer global inflation and interest rates. Multiple outlets report that the decline in oil is viewed as a supportive signal for commodities and broader risk sentiment, while a more moderate inflation outlook is also framed as reducing pressure on interest rates. Stocks linked to gold are among the beneficiaries, with reports indicating that the combination of lower oil and shifting macro expectations helps support demand and pricing dynamics for precious metals. In addition, outlets reference ongoing developments around the US-Iran deal, noting that further details are circulating and contributing to investor caution and positioning. Overall, the coverage describes a market that is trending upward but not sharply, with gains concentrated in miners rather than across all sectors. The reports present the move as driven by macroeconomic factors and incremental information about international negotiations rather than company-specific announcements.