Alex Ossola

Are we starting to see some movement yet?

What kind of reassurance do these ships need to know that they can pass through the strait, that it is truly open, and that that threat is gone?

So people are really feeling this at the pump.

I mean, at the gas station near me in Brooklyn, we're still above $4 a gallon.

Do analysts think that we're going to be back down to these pre-war prices by, say, July 4th?

That was WSJ Energy Markets reporter Rebecca Fang.

Optimism about the agreement with Iran drove oil prices to their lowest point since March.

The international benchmark Brent crude fell almost 5% to just above $83 a barrel.

Tech stocks soared, including SpaceX, which added another 20% today after its Friday market debut.

It remains the sixth largest public U.S.

company, but its market cap is now only 4% less than Amazon's.

The Nasdaq led the gains in the major indexes, adding more than 3%.

Coming up, no need to stop whatever else you're doing.

Maybe the brain can truly multitask after all.

That's after the break.

In Ukraine, Russian missile and drone attacks yesterday and today have killed at least 11 people.

They also damaged cultural and religious institutions around the country, from an art museum in the eastern city of Kharkiv to film studios in Kyiv that house a collection of 100,000 costumes.

And the Kiev Monastery of the Caves, one of the holiest sites in Eastern Orthodoxy.

The strikes caused a fire that tore through the roof of the main cathedral.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called the damage at the monastery an attack, quote, on the cultural heritage of humanity.