The U.S. State Department said there are reports of missiles, drones or rockets in Jordanian airspace and urged U.S. citizens in Jordan to "immediately seek shelter, remain indoors and monitor local notices and alerts," Xinhua reported.

Bank of Japan Governor UEDA has been hospitalized and is expected to miss the June policy meeting and abstain from voting; his views will be issued via written statement. A deputy governor will chair the meeting and Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida will lead the post-meeting press conference. UEDA’s absence is unlikely to alter odds of a rate hike, but raises market uncertainty over the clarity of BOJ messaging — a particular concern for bond and FX desks already trading large U.S.-Japan rate differentials that have pressured the yen. Market strategists note investors are accustomed to UEDA’s in-person communication cues, and his absence could complicate interpretation of policy intent and amplify volatility in fixed income and currency markets.

US EIA heating oil inventories fell 246,000 barrels in the week to June 5; prior week +255,000 barrels.