-- 由於美伊和平談判陷入僵局，霍爾木茲海峽持續動盪，導致全球供應緊張，並加劇了通膨擔憂，油價飆升至數周高位，澳洲股市週二或將下跌。 隔夜，標普500指數和那斯達克指數分別上漲0.1%和0.2%，而道瓊工業指數下跌0.1%。 宏觀經濟方面，澳新銀行週二公佈的數據顯示，截至4月20日至26日當週，澳新銀行-羅伊摩根澳洲消費者信心指數上升3.5點至67.8。 企業方面，Beach Energy（ASX：BPT）截至3月31日的季度石油當量產量為480萬桶，略低於去年同期的490萬桶。 Deep Yellow（ASX：DYL）表示，其位於納米比亞的Tumas專案的詳細工程設計已完成68%，土方工程已完成91%，土木工程預計將於下一季啟動。 澳洲基準股指週一下跌0.2%，或20.1點，收在8,766.40點。
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