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    15 June 2026
    Brent slides on US–Iran MoU as Hormuz reopening prospects ease supply fears and rate bets

    Brent slumped on US–Iran MoU, Hormuz reopening hopes; bonds bull-steepened, key supports eyed at $82-$75.

    15 June 2026
    Yen Steadies Around 160 as BoJ Hike Seen Priced In, Yield Gap Remains Key

    Yen holds near 160; BoJ hike priced in, inflation cools, yield spreads and positioning drive USD/JPY.

    15 June 2026
    HSBC AM flags hawkish central banks as oil, China exports and US AI drive volatility

    Higher oil, China exports, and US AI spending spur hawkish central banks; consider volatility hedges, tech spreads.

    15 June 2026
    Tesla extends rally on US-Iran MoU hopes and SpaceX merger chatter, cup-and-handle watched

    Tesla extends rally on US-Iran MoU optimism and SpaceX merger chatter; charts target $765, key supports.

    15 June 2026
    Yen Slips as Risk Appetite Holds, Markets Brace for BoJ Hike and Uchida Guidance

    Yen slides as risk-on dominates; BoJ hike seen dovish, sustaining USD/JPY strength amid intervention risk.

    15 June 2026
    Dollar slips on US-Iran truce and Fed uncertainty as Hormuz reopens, oil slides

    Dollar slides after US–Iran truce reopens Hormuz; risk-on, lower yields pressure DXY ahead of FOMC decision.

    15 June 2026
    BBH Sees Riksbank Holding at 1.75%, Pushing Back on Year-End Hike Bets

    BBH expects Riksbank to hold 1.75%, reject 2024 hike pricing, weakening SEK; suggests derivatives trades accordingly.

    15 June 2026
    BBH Sees Riksbank Holding at 1.75% and Resisting Market Hike Bets, Pressuring Krona

    BBH expects Riksbank to hold 1.75%, discourage hike pricing, extending hold outlook and weakening Swedish krona.

    15 June 2026
    BBH sees BoE holding rates as politics and weak UK growth weigh on sterling

    BBH expects BoE hold, split vote, November hike; GBP/USD seen falling amid stronger US growth and UK politics.

    15 June 2026
    Eurozone industrial output edges up in April miss, fuelling dovish ECB bets and euro pressure

    Eurozone output rose just 0.1% in April, missing forecasts, reinforcing weak manufacturing, dovish ECB expectations.

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