澳洲联储主席布洛克：冲突持续时间越长，企业转嫁成本的可能性越大。

Asian bond markets are expected to track US Treasuries lower after a US-Iran standoff pushed oil prices higher, raising inflation concerns and boosting bets on further Fed hikes. New Zealand government bonds opened weaker and Australian bond futures signalled declines after yields across the US curve surged: the 10-year Treasury jumped about 11bp to 5.27% — a 19-year high — and the 30-year rose to 5.55%. Short-dated yields also advanced as traders priced continued Fed tightening to curb inflation. Morgan Stanley analyst Chris Larkin said rising yields and oil have sapped market momentum and, barring a major surprise in this week’s US jobs data, focus is likely to remain on rates and energy prices.

乌克兰基辅市长：俄罗斯对基辅乌克兰科学院大楼的袭击造成一人死亡，三人受伤。