EUR/USD
1.15573
0.068%
Gold
3422.20
-0.293%
Oil
71.882
0.616%
USD/JPY
144.022
0.063%
GBP/USD
1.35694
-0.004%
GBP/JPY
195.433
0.057%
Real-time News
On June 16, local time, Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf said that with the support and connivance of the US government, Israel has committed new crimes against Iran. Iranian people of all nationalities and political positions have now united to fight the enemy. Qalibaf said that a large part of the enemys attacks did not come from external military operations, but were carried out by infiltrators within Iran. It is reported that Iran recently executed a person who was accused of spying for Israeli intelligence agencies.June 16, OCBC analyst Vasu Menon said in a research report that unless it triggers an oil shock, tensions in the Middle East are unlikely to have a lasting impact on the market. He said the markets main concern is that Iran may target the Strait of Hormuz, one of the worlds most important oil transportation channels. However, the analyst said that Iran is unlikely to take such extreme actions because it may provoke opposition from its large oil customers and trading partners. He added that the Iranian regime will also act cautiously to avoid involving a superpower like the United States in its conflict with Israel. He also pointed out that there may be more volatility in the market in the next few days, but perhaps more important is the US decision on retaliatory tariffs before July 9.Both U.S. and Brent crude oil fell by $0.4 in the short term and are now trading at $73.32 per barrel and $73.4 per barrel respectively.ECB Vice President Guindos: We already understand the side effects of stimulus policies; we will pay more attention to the impact on financial stability.ECB Vice President Guindos: I fully believe that the Feds swap line will continue to be maintained, and the issue of transferring gold reserves back from New York has not even been discussed.
