Indonesia's benchmark stock index fell nearly 2%.

巴西央行：委員會考慮了利率的不同路徑。

Columnist Matthew Lynn says the long 'oil crisis' era (1973–2026) is ending. He argues recent US–Israel action against Iran, widely feared to trigger a severe energy shock, pushed oil up briefly but did not hit inflation-adjusted record highs (2008 peak $147/bbl ≈ $224/bbl today). Markets no longer expect emergency energy-consumption curbs or runaway interest-rate spikes. Lynn identifies three market implications: a reduced strategic weight for the Middle East; downward pressure on inf — US headline prices could be near-flat YoY for a decade or more; and greater global economic stability as oil loses its headline-driving role, though it remains economically important.