EUR/USD
1.15371
-0.046%
Gold
4222.98
-0.857%
Oil
87.561
0.240%
USD/JPY
160.363
0.000%
GBP/USD
1.33741
-0.034%
GBP/JPY
214.474
-0.033%
Real-time News
Japans corporate goods price index rose 6.3% year-on-year in May, below the expected 5.50% and the previous reading of 4.90%.Japans corporate goods price index rose 0.9% month-on-month in May, below the expected 0.50% and the previous reading of 2.30%.June 10 - According to AXIOS: US officials say a second round of strikes against Iran is underway, targeting air defense and radar systems.Tencent Holdings (00700.HK): On June 9 (New York time), the Company entered into subscription agreements with the US dollar notes underwriter for the planned issuance of US$2.45 billion in US dollar notes and with the RMB notes underwriter for the planned issuance of RMB15 billion in RMB notes.On June 10th, Futures News reported that Trump stated a peace agreement with Iran was expected to be signed within two or three days, and US Energy Secretary Wright indicated a "significant increase" in ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. During Asian trading hours, oil prices continued their decline from Monday, with WTI falling below the $90 mark, briefly approaching $85, a drop of over 10% from its high in two trading days. In the early morning, oil prices rebounded sharply after Trump declared a response to the downing of a US military aircraft by Iran, narrowing the losses by the close. Crude oil prices have seen significantly increased volatility this week, and many uncertainties remain. Foreign media statistics show that US President Trump has declared an agreement "imminent" 37 times, but no agreement has been reached to date. Besides geopolitical factors, supply and demand are also negatively impacting the market. Oil prices have already fallen back to around $90, and the potential for further significant declines in the short term is relatively limited. If US-Iran negotiations do not proceed smoothly, oil prices still have a high probability of rebounding.
