TESL is trading at $14.98, up +3.17%, as lower oil prices ease inflation concerns and support risk appetite, benefiting consumer discretionary stocks. - Oil prices declined following reports of improving US-Iran relations; Brent traded below $100 and WTI fell below $90. - The broader market is slightly weaker, while September PMI data is expected to show continued US expansion. - The move appears primarily sector-driven, supported by the prior sessionβs consumer discretionary rally and declining energy costs.