USD/JPY steady but elevated near intervention zones ahead of BoJ hike; volatility rising, support 156–158, resistance 162.
EUR/USD churned near 1.1573 as US-Iran talks, Fed meeting, and oil risks kept volatility unusually subdued.
Soft CPI, rising PPI and export-driven surplus keep yuan stable, as Beijing caps gains via controls.
Dow climbs on US-Iran deal rumors; oil slips, tech rotates; traders hedge with energy calls, industrial puts.
Baker Hughes data shows US oil rigs rising to 433, signaling cautious drilling uptick amid tight inventories.
USD/JPY hovered near 160.20 as BoJ and Warsh-led Fed meetings loom, signaling volatility and intervention risk.
Gold steadies near $4,200 as US-Iran peace hopes and hot inflation keep Fed hawkish, limiting gains.
SpaceX surged 24% in blockbuster IPO; oversubscribed offering fuels volatile options and premium-rich trading strategies.
Reuters poll: BoE likely holds 3.75% June 18; inflation peaks 3.6%, growth 1%, guidance watched.
Sterling slipped as UK GDP contracted, but improved risk appetite kept GBP/USD near 1.3410. Volatility eyed.
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