President Trump's recent address on the Iran conflict has significantly impacted US stocks, particularly in the energy and travel sectors. The speech, which promised continued military strikes, pushed oil prices above $110 per barrel, benefiting energy companies like APA Corporation. APA, a pure-play oil and gas exploration firm, saw its shares rise 4.13% in pre-market trading, as the prospect of sustained high crude prices bolstered its outlook. Conversely, companies heavily reliant on oil, such as Carnival Corporation and United Airlines Holdings, faced setbacks. Carnival, the world's largest cruise operator, saw its stock fall 3.54% as rising fuel costs and geopolitical uncertainty weighed on its margins. United Airlines experienced an 8% drop from its recent high, erasing gains made earlier in the week due to de-escalation hopes. The airline's stock closed at $92.21, reflecting the immediate impact of elevated oil prices on its operating expenses.