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.
Israel may target Iran’s vital Kharg Island oil terminal, risking regional escalation and global oil disruption.
July crude oil futures rose 7.26%, gaining $4.94 to settle at a closing price of $72.98.
US stocks fall sharply after Iran missile strike; NASDAQ dips below 100-hour moving average, S&P tests support.
U.S. oil rigs dropped to 439, but production rose 2.5% to 13.43 million barrels daily.
European stocks fell amid geopolitical tensions; Italian and Spanish markets saw the steepest weekly losses.
USDCAD hits 2025 low as oil boosts Canadian dollar; downward momentum signals further decline toward 1.3500.
GBPUSD drops on geopolitical tensions, finds support near 1.3510, eyes resistance at 1.3590 amid recovery attempts.
Semiconductor stocks drop while energy and healthcare sectors show resilience, suggesting a shift in market focus.
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