美国总统特朗普：在迄今为止的冲突中，我们已经彻底摧毁了他们的军队，不过伊朗仍然拥有一些导弹和无人机。

US May nonfarm payrolls posted robust gains, reviving concern about possible Fed rate hikes later this year and sending spot gold down more than 3% intraday. Capital Economics economist Stephen Brown said: 'Unless the labour market experiences a large-scale summer job-loss panic, the likelihood of the Fed implementing several rate hikes later in the year grows.' Stalled US‑Iran talks and renewed fighting in the Middle East have pushed oil higher and elevated inflation worries, reinforcing market expectations that rates may remain higher for longer.

The Baltic Dry Index fell on Friday as Capesize and Panamax freight rates declined. The BDI dropped 56 points, or 1.8%, to 2,981, down 7.5% for the week. The Capesize index fell 147 points, or 2.9%, to 4,893, sliding 11.1% on the week; Capesize average daily earnings fell US$1,333 to US$40,871. The Panamax index fell 18 points to 2,236, down 4.6% for the week; Panamax daily earnings fell US$164 to US$20,121. The Supramax index rose 4 points to 1,588, up 1.2% for the week.