Asian shares are mostly trading higher after U.S. stocks hit another record. The indexes in Shanghai, Tokyo and Seoul inched higher Thursday, while Hong Kong was lower.

U.S. stocks ticked higher on Wednesday to hit another all-time high. The S&P 500 rose 0.5% and set a record for the third time in four days.

U.S. stock indexes are drifting higher ahead of a highly anticipated report about how the U.S. job market is holding up amid uncertainty about President Donald Trump’s tariffs. The S&P

Tesla (TSLA) shares rose 3% shortly after markets opened Wednesday even though the electric vehicle maker reported worse-than-expected second-quarter deliveries and production figures. Tesla announced 384,

Wall Street believes Tesla sold about 386,000 cars in the second quarter, down from 444,000 sold in the second quarter of 2024.

Tesla shares dropped after President Trump and Elon Musk renewed their feud over Trump's tax-and-spending bill. As Senate Republicans struggle to corral enough votes to pass the "big, beautiful bill,"

Trump implored DOGE to look into the matter as his weeks-long feud with Musk came to another head.