Oil futures climbed as Brent crude rose $3, while US equity index futures posted slight declines.
Iran refuses talks during attacks, tying future diplomacy to post-conflict conditions with Israel and the U.S.
PBOC injects 400 billion yuan via six-month reverse repos to manage liquidity amid maturing NCDs.
Bank of Japan meets amid sparse economic calendar, expected to hold rates steady and taper bond purchases.
Early Monday forex trade sees low liquidity; USD and JPY slightly stronger; major pairs remain steady.
Dollar rises on Israel-Iran strike; yields jump, stocks drop amid inflation fears and geopolitical uncertainty.
Japan and the US expedite trade talks amid auto tariffs and differing economic approaches, seeking compromise.
Markets dropped sharply amid Israel-Iran tensions, with major U.S. indices posting their worst losses since May.
Central banks meet to decide rates; Fed steady, SNB may cut. Markets watch economic data, geopolitical risks.
Iran’s Natanz facility damaged; 60% enrichment site destroyed. Underground halls unharmed, but contamination reported.
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