US stock futures fell as US–Iran tensions flared, Hormuz closure returned, oil rose, and Fed-cut hopes eased.
GBP/USD rebounded from one-week low, filled bearish gap, and rose above 1.3500 as dollar weakened.
GBP/JPY climbed near 214.60 as yen weakened; traders awaited BOJ decision and UK jobs, inflation data.
Dollar dips briefly as Hormuz reopens; ING sees DXY near 98, as easing hopes fade amid oil risks.
Stock indices stayed resilient amid oil shock; valuations shifted as risk premia rose, boosting expected equity returns.
Brent neared $95 as US-Iran tensions threatened Hormuz flows; blockade standoff risks pushing prices above $100.
USD/CHF holds above 0.7800 as firmer dollar, inflation and Middle East tensions temper Fed cut bets.
USD/JPY hit 159.86 then retreated; officials and Ueda tempered BoJ hike bets, leaving yen soft.
Silver slid 1.7% to $79.30 as Hormuz re-closure lifted oil, USD, and inflation fears globally.
Commerzbank’s Nguyen warns EUR/USD upside limited as markets overprice ECB reaction; near-term focus remains central-bank responses.
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