- Global markets lost momentum after a small tech-led rebound, with sentiment weakening ahead of the European open as renewed tensions in the Middle East drove oil prices sharply higher.
- Futures signaled a softer start for both Europe and the US, with major equity benchmarks seen opening around 0.5% lower. Brent crude jumped 4.4% to above $104 per barrel, bouncing back after Monday’s 2.8% decline, as Iran stepped up strikes on vital infrastructure in the Persian Gulf.
- In Asia, equities were still on track for a second straight session of gains, supported by stronger sentiment around regional technology stocks after positive commentary from Nvidia.
- The US dollar strengthened broadly, while Treasuries came under pressure across the curve. The 10-year US yield added 3 basis points, reaching 4.24%.
- Precious metals also attracted demand, with gold advancing for the first time in five sessions. Silver extended gains as well, rising for a second consecutive day.
- In digital assets, Bitcoin moved up to roughly $74,500, adding to the broader risk-market narrative.
- The Japanese yen remained under close watch as it neared the 160-per-dollar level, reflecting market concerns tied to Japan’s dependence on imported energy.
- Investors largely expect the Bank of Japan to leave rates unchanged at this week’s meeting, while market pricing continues to point to a potential 25-basis-point hike in July.]
US100 (D1)
Source: xStation5
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