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U.S. stocks are pointing to a weaker open on Monday as Iran vowed to retaliate for the US air strikes on its nuclear facilities over the weekend. The market reaction has so far been fairly muted as investors wait to see how Iran will retaliate. The markets also grapple with ongoing price pressures from President Trump's tariffs. Volatility in the oil price could add a new layer of inflationary concerns.

U.S. stocks are pointing to a modestly stronger start on Friday amid the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the US involvement in the Iran-Israel war. As the conflict in the Middle East is entering a second week, President Trump said he will decide in the coming two weeks whether the US will get involved in attacking Iran's nuclear facilities. This has eased fears of an imminent attack.

WTI crude oil surged 30% in 10 days but is now showing signs of exhaustion. As Trump weighs US involvement in the Israel–Iran conflict, traders face a key decision: chase or fade?

GBP/USD slips ahead of the BoE rate decision, Oil rises as Trump weighs up involvement in the Middle East,

U.S. stocks are set to open broadly unchanged amid rising tensions in the Middle East and ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision later today. President Trump and his team are evaluating several options, including potentially joining direct strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities. The Fed is expected to leave rates unchanged at 4.25% to 4.5%.

GBP/USD rises after CPI eases by less than forecast & ahead of the Federal Reserve rate decision. Oil eases as the Israel-Iran conflict enters a sixth day.

U.S. stocks are set to open lower as the Israel-Iran conflict continues for a fifth day, hurting risk sentiment and as retail sales fall by more than expected ahead of the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate decision.

Crude Oil Outlook: Despite growing concerns over potential supply disruptions in the Middle East, crude oil prices remain confined within a three-year declining channel, as no confirmed disruptions have materialized thus far. What are the key levels in sight?

U.S. stocks are set for a positive open after losses last week as easing oil prices lift sentiment despite the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. With oil supply unaffected by the conflict so far, oil prices eased calming the broader market. Attention also turns to the FIOMC rate decision on Wednesday.

Oil eases as Middle East tensions remain in focus. USD/JPY unchanged ahead of a big week for central banks.

WTI crude prices surged by over 12% in recent hours, once again surpassing the $75 mark, a level not seen since January of this year.