伊朗最高国家安全委员会秘书雷扎伊：调解方已要求伊朗提出开放霍尔木兹海峡的条件，德黑兰方面正在准备相关条件清单。

The Philippine central bank raised its policy rate 25bps to 5% on Thursday — the third consecutive hike — citing inflation running about twice its target. The move matched market expectations. Governor Eli Remolona told lawmakers the bank stands ready to act to meet its inflation mandate but cannot control oil-driven price pressures. Higher rates may lend some support to the peso, which has fallen nearly 5% YTD and is the worst-performing Asian EM currency this month, pushing up import costs.

Night session opened: China's main domestic futures were mostly higher. Low-sulfur fuel oil (LU) and SC crude rose over 2%; synthetic rubber, coke, propylene, fuel oil and coking coal gained more than 1%; soybean meal was up nearly 1%. Shanghai zinc and stainless steel (SS) eased slightly.