Airbnb Inc ( ABNB ) shares are rising on Monday as travel stocks rally on improving airport staffing conditions and falling oil prices.

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Geopolitical De‑Escalation Boosts Travel Sentiment

President Donald Trump announced a five‑day pause on planned U.S. strikes against Iranian energy sites, saying the decision followed "constructive conversations" with Iran over the past two days.

Oil prices immediately fell more than 8%, and Dow futures jumped more than 900 points as markets reacted to the possibility that tensions may be cooling.

Lower oil prices are a clear positive for the travel industry, reducing cost pressures and helping ease inflation concerns that have been weighing on the Federal Reserve. Fed Chair Jerome Powell recently noted that short‑term inflation expectations have risen due to the spike in oil prices tied to Middle East supply disruptions.

The Fed held rates at 3.5% to 3.75% on March 18 as inflation remained stubborn.

ICE Deployment Helps Ease Airport Disruptions

Separately, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents began deploying to more than a dozen airports on Monday to help with security screening as unpaid TSA officers continue to call out during the partial government shutdown, Reuters reported.

Nearly 12% of TSA staff — more than 3,450 officers — did not report for work on Sunday, the highest level since the shutdown began.

ICE and Homeland Security Investigations personnel are being sent to roughly 14 airports, including Atlanta, New York, Newark, New Orleans, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Phoenix and Fort Myers. Atlanta's Hartsfield‑Jackson airport, the busiest in the country, urged travelers to arrive at least four hours early after more than 40% of TSA officers failed to show up on Sunday.

The ICE deployment is intended to help manage crowds and keep security lines moving, which may ease some of the travel complications caused by the shutdown.

ABNB Price Action: Airbnb ( ABNB ) shares were up 3.45% at $132.95 at the time of publication on Monday, according to Benzinga Pro.

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