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  • Thousands reported killed across the Middle East as the Iran-related conflict expands, increasing regional geopolitical risk for markets and energy.
  • U.S. special operations rescued an American in Iran after a risky mission that suffered aircraft mechanical failures, highlighting military escalation risk.
  • MOEX Russia Index closed flat at a one-month low amid mixed sector moves.
  • Oil futures rose and gold futures gained in the past hour.
  • The ruble strengthened against major currencies during today's session.

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UK energy price surge complicates Bank of England's path to cutting rates

UK energy price surge complicates Bank of England's path to cutting rates

A sharp rise in oil and natural gas prices is likely to push U.K. consumer inflation higher while weakening near-term growth, according to J.P. Morgan. The bank's analysis shows that oil at $78 per barrel and gas trading near 95 pence per therm would lift CPI modestly and could prompt the Bank of England to delay planned interest-rate reductions un…

Stournaras urges ECB to remain flexible as Iran conflict clouds inflation outlook

Stournaras urges ECB to remain flexible as Iran conflict clouds inflation outlook

Yannis Stournaras, governor of the Bank of Greece and an ECB policymaker, said the European Central Bank should keep policy options open as the unfolding war on Iran could push inflation higher if it continues. He recommended patience, arguing that the conflict's ultimate impact on prices and output hinges on how long and how deep the fighting beco…

Dollar Strengthens as Middle East Hostilities Lift Safe-Haven Flows

Dollar Strengthens as Middle East Hostilities Lift Safe-Haven Flows

The U.S. dollar strengthened further on Tuesday as widening conflict across the Middle East renewed safe-haven demand for the greenback. The Dollar Index rose to its highest level since January, while the euro, sterling and commodity-linked currencies weakened amid a jump in energy prices and signs that central banks and governments may intervene t…

Israel Moves Additional Troops into Southern Lebanon, Citing Defensive Needs

Israel Moves Additional Troops into Southern Lebanon, Citing Defensive Needs

Israeli forces advanced additional units into southern Lebanon overnight to occupy defensive positions intended to protect civilians and key locations from potential attacks by Hezbollah. A military spokesperson described the deployment as limited to the borderline area and defensive in purpose. Defence Minister Israel Katz authorised the move afte…

Trump Says U.K. Ties Have Frayed After Starmer Hesitates on Military Support

Trump Says U.K. Ties Have Frayed After Starmer Hesitates on Military Support

Donald Trump told a British tabloid that the bilateral relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom has worsened after Prime Minister Keir Starmer initially declined to provide military backing for strikes on Iran. Trump said the partnership is "not what it was" and described the situation as "very sad," while criticizing Starmer o…

Wall Street futures retreat as Middle East strikes raise inflation fears

Wall Street futures retreat as Middle East strikes raise inflation fears

U.S. stock index futures fell as investors absorbed news of intensified U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran and weighed the risk that rising energy prices could stoke inflation. Oil climbed, gold extended gains, the dollar strengthened and the 10-year Treasury yield rose, reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve may keep rates elevated. Marke…

European markets slump as Middle East hostilities escalate

European markets slump as Middle East hostilities escalate

European equity benchmarks fell sharply early Tuesday as a widening conflict in the Middle East rattled investor sentiment. Major indices in Germany, France and the U.K. opened lower, oil prices jumped following threats to flows through the Strait of Hormuz, and a string of corporate earnings produced mixed results for regional stocks. Market atten…