欧元兑英镑EUR/GBP突破0.85，日内涨0.15%。

CNBC reports BP and ConocoPhillips are expected to announce multibillion-dollar investments in Iraq on Friday, part of a US-led push to strengthen Iraq’s energy sector and reduce reliance on export routes vulnerable to Iranian disruption. Plans are due to be unveiled at a US‑Iraq business summit in Washington where Iraqi Prime Minister Zaidi will meet senior US officials and energy executives. The summit is expected to produce more than $60bn in agreements and MOUs; investments from BP, ConocoPhillips and other firms are described as ranging from tens of billions to possibly hundreds of billions of dollars.

US strikes destroyed five bridges in Hormozgan province, cutting road links between Bandar Abbas and surrounding districts. Bandar Abbas, Iran’s primary southern naval logistics hub, supports IRGC, coastal defense, missile, engineering units and transport of military supplies. Damage to transport nodes may delay fuel, ammunition, engineering gear, spare parts and other military materiel, lowering logistics efficiency and degrading operational execution. Rapid deployment and mobility of anti-ship cruise missiles, coastal defense systems, ballistic missile launchers and UAVs could be impaired; with fewer road corridors formerly dispersed assets may become easier to detect and track by ISR. The Hormozgan road network also underpins Iran’s monitoring and reinforcement of Strait of Hormuz coastal bases; damaged routes will hinder troop and resupply movements, radar sustainment, launcher repairs and the maintenance of deterrent/threat capabilities against maritime traffic.