Geopolitical tensions and the stability of interest rates dominate the markets.

In the last 24 hours, significant attention has been drawn to reports regarding a potential military conflict with Iran. Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced on the Truth Social platform that Qatar asked him to postpone the attack on Iran that was planned for tomorrow. This news has sparked widespread speculation about possible consequences for the oil market and stability in the Middle East region. An American official confirmed that reports from Iranian media about the lifting of sanctions on oil are false, suggesting that the situation remains tense and uncertain. Any escalation of the conflict could impact commodity prices and global financial markets, which investors are watching closely.

Despite the geopolitical turmoil, the interest rate market in the United States remains stable. The current Fed rate is 3.50-3.75%, and expectations for the upcoming FOMC meeting, which will take place on June 17, indicate no changes in this regard. Investor expectations suggest that the current monetary policy will be maintained with 99.1% certainty. The stability of interest rates is crucial for maintaining predictability in financial markets, especially in light of current geopolitical tensions. Investors will closely monitor any economic data that may influence future Fed decisions, including reports on inflation and employment.

On global markets, two main topics currently dominate: potential tensions around Iran and the stability of interest rates in the USA. In the coming days, investors should pay special attention to the geopolitical situation in Iran and any signals from the Fed that may influence long-term investment strategies.