IMF chief economist GOURINCHAS said Iran-related conflict has not led to a further surge in oil prices because countries released strategic reserves and refiners adjusted production.

Bank of Thailand governor said authorities have found no evidence of abnormal capital outflows from equity or bond markets.

Crédit Agricole CIB said its month‑end pricing model points to moderate dollar buying ahead of the June 30 fix. The bank noted global equities were broadly strong in June and the dollar has risen across major currencies this month. After accounting for equity moves, market‑cap weights and FX performance, month‑end portfolio rebalancing flows are expected to be modestly USD‑buying overall, with the strongest buy signal against SEK. It warned qtr‑end and half‑year flows may also be active, so overlapping flows could raise volatility and complicate signals, particularly in the last one to two days around the London fix. Market participants should be cautious of sharp moves lacking fundamental support.