The global markets have experienced an increased bidirectional volatility in the middle of climbing the conflict between Israel and Iran, without a clear sign of de -escalation.
During the United States’s United States session, reports suggested Iran’s desire to resume nuclear negotiations with the United States, which has hoped that tensions could facilitate ease. This strengthened the feeling of the market, pushing all the main American stock market indices in positive territory: the 0.9%, the increase of 1.4%, the 0.7% added and the 1.1% advanced, almost erasing the losses on Friday.
On the other hand, it fell by 2%, while Gold () decreased by 1.4%.
No clear sign of de-escalation in the Israel-Iran conflict
However, the feeling quickly overturned during the first Asian session today after the US President Trump suddenly left the G7 summit in Canada to return to Washington and called for the evacuation of Tehran. These developments have increased fears of potential participation in the United States in the conflict.
Adding to the nervousness of the market, reports have surfaced that three oil tankers were on fire in the Gulf of Oman near the Strait of Hormuz, stirring concerns about possible Iranian attempts to disrupt oil flows.
The crude oil WTI rebounded 1.1% at US $ 72.20 after reaching a hollow of US $ 69.20 yesterday. Gold (XAU / USD) recovered 0.2% from US $ 3,393, bouncing compared to an intrajournal hollow of US $ 3,374. Meanwhile, and slipped 0.4%.
Despite the assembly of geopolitical risks, they showed a limited force. He remained confined in a narrow range of 98.60–97.60 since Thursday, June 12, and continues to cope with resistance near his mobile average at 20 days around 99.00.
Boj has reduced the rate of reduction in bonds, continued to be linked to the beach
In the developments of monetary policy, the Bank of Japan () left its interest rate unchanged at 0.5% for a third consecutive meeting after its increase in January. He also announced a slower rate of reduction of obligations during the next financial year, reducing purchases of monthly bonds to 200 billion yen per quarter, against the current rate of 400 billion yen.
These measures were widely planned and aimed to calm recent volatility in the long -term Japanese government link …
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