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Asian markets dipped today, despite Wall Streets record-breaking performance, as investors await updates on U.S.-Iran talks and the potential extension of the ceasefire. Oil prices slid, while U.S. futures inched up. Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Seoul all fell around one percent, with the Nikkei at fifty-eight thousand nine hundred thirty. Brent crude dropped to ninety-eight dollars thirty-one cents a barrel. President Trump and Irans U.N. envoy expressed optimism about negotiations, but global energy concerns persist due to the Strait of Hormuz closure and U.S. blockades. Wall Street celebrated with the S&P five hundred at seven thousand forty-one, the Dow at forty-eight thousand five hundred seventy-nine, and Nasdaq at twenty-four thousand one hundred three. PepsiCo shares rose, and gold ticked up to four thousand eight hundred fifteen an ounce. The dollar strengthened against the yen, keeping traders on edge for the next developments.

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