伊朗國防部：國家不會在威脅或壓力面前退縮，任何緩解地區緊張局勢的解決方案都需要實現停火併停止敵對行動。

BMO analysts say some ECB governing council members are inclined to act and expect a rate hike at the June 11 meeting, with a risk of a follow-up increase as early as July. Since the outbreak of the Iran conflict, the RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA and NORWAY C.BANK have already tightened, and the ECB would be the first G7 central bank to move. Eurozone inflation has not eased since the last meeting; worries that the Iran conflict’s duration or a fragile peace could boost inflation expectations and wage pressures, alongside rising stagnation risk, are prompting a shift toward tightening. The ECB must tread carefully, but additional hikes remain possible.

BOC Governor Macklem said if core inflation begins to rise, it would certainly draw the bank's attention.