美國銀行：將英國石油(BP.N)目標價從37美元下調至35美元。

Israeli equities and the shekel were the worst-performing assets globally this month. The TA-35 is down more than 12% in USD terms year-to-date this month, the largest decline among major indices. June’s sell-off is the steepest since October 2023. From Nov 2023 to early June the shekel had appreciated about 42% vs USD and Israeli equities nearly quadrupled, outpacing the KOSPI; those gains are now reversing. Since US–Iran talks began, the shekel has fallen roughly 5% so far in June, the biggest drop among currencies. Bank Hapoalim said local investors view any emerging US–Iran agreement as failing to improve Israel’s long-term security and as falling well short of the high expectations set during the opening phase of Israel’s military campaign.

Eurozone private sector contracted for a third consecutive month in June but the pace of decline eased, with S&P Global Market Intelligence's preliminary composite PMI rising to 49.5 from 48.5 in May, a three-month high. S&P Global Market Intelligence chief business economist Chris Williamson said the PMI suggests the economy "is showing enough resilience to largely avoid recession" and points to GDP being broadly flat in Q2. New orders fell for a fourth month but the drop moderated; manufacturing new orders edged up slightly while services demand remained weak and a small rebound in leisure and tourism did not offset the broader decline in new business. Refinitiv's early-June poll forecast 0.1% growth for the quarter.