Asia Shares Mixed, Oil Dips Amid Iran War & Wall Street Losses

• Asian markets showed mixed performance after Wall Street's retreat, with South Korea's Kospi slipping while Tokyo's Nikkei and Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained.
• Oil prices fell over $1, with US crude at $80.07 and Brent at $84.59, following a 30-day US waiver for Indian refiners to buy Russian oil.
• The ongoing war with Iran, now in its seventh day with Israeli airstrikes, continues to rattle financial markets and raise concerns about global oil supply.
• US futures edged higher, but airline stocks suffered significant losses due to rising fuel costs and passenger disruptions in the Middle East.
• Broadcom shares jumped 4.8% on strong earnings, helping to contain overall losses on Wall Street, while gold and silver prices rose.