Asian markets mirrored Wall Street's upward trend, with Japanese and South Korean indices on the rise. The yen's unexpected gains caught traders' attention, signaling possible interventions. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil prices dipped as President Trump downplayed the possibility of a drawn-out conflict. The decline in oil prices supported bond markets, reducing Treasury yields. The focus is now on the upcoming US jobs report for economic insights.
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