菲律賓能源監管機構表示，實施調整後的定價機制是合理的，因爲歷史價格未能反映當前市場狀況。

Donald Trump rejected a proposal from Benjamin Netanyahu to jointly call for Iranian public protests, citing risks of mass casualties, according to U.S. and Israeli sources. Trump said, “Why the hell should we tell people to take to the streets when they'll just get mowed down.” Netanyahu argued recent Israeli strikes, including killings of senior Iranian officials, created an अवसर for unrest. Few protests followed. U.S. officials said Trump views regime change as a “bonus,” while Netanyahu prioritizes fostering an uprising. Israeli Ambassador Yechiel Leiter said degrading the regime could enable Iranians to “take charge of their own lives.”

Global markets have been volatile as shifting signals from Donald Trump and the Iran conflict drive sharp swings in oil, equities and bonds. Stocks have fallen about 6% since the war began, while oil prices have fluctuated резко on conflicting headlines about peace talks. Analysts warn the conflict may weaken the dollar’s reserve status, lift inflation and interest rates, and reinforce long-term investor diversification trends away from US assets.