Stocks gain, oil and dollar retreat on hopes for US-Iran resolution - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMigwFBVV95cUxOWmhRTmVMQUVCRTFCTjNOZ25hYVZuN1NiNTc4SVpxQ001VGR4ZFM0TzJqUHQ4S0E0ZXg4YVBZeGE3c2FZTnkxU2JHeXFBOWpRU2RRdzdRUFZQTnhjTFlOTE5FRVdwc3FidUo3RDR4MHRCV25Od1Y3ekRDa2hWYVlKcHEyaw?oc=5" target="_blank">Stocks gain, oil and dollar retreat on hopes for US-Iran resolution</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Asian stocks advanced while oil prices and the safe-haven dollar fell as the U.S. continued to engage with Tehran for a deal, despite blocking Iran's ports after collapsed peace talks over the weekend.

Asian stocks rose as the U.S. indicated ongoing dialogue with Iran for a deal, despite port blockades. Oil prices and the dollar declined as market sentiment favored diplomacy over supply disruption fears.

Asian stocks advanced while oil prices and the safe-haven dollar fell as the U.S. continued to engage with Tehran for a deal, despite blocking Iran's ports after collapsed peace talks over the weekend.

Asian stocks rose as oil and the dollar retreated on signs of renewed U.S.–Iran engagement, easing supply fears. Brent crude fell nearly 3%, U.S. crude dropped around 3%, and the dollar weakened to a 1½-month low, boosting risk sentiment.

Asian stocks advanced while oil prices and the safe-haven dollar fell as the U.S. continued to engage with Tehran for a deal, despite blocking Iran's ports after collapsed peace talks over the weekend.