歐洲央行：歐元體系T2系統正常運行，早些時候的支付處理事件得到解決。

An FT nationwide poll shows 58% of US voters say the Trump administration's military confrontation with Iran is not worth the economic and strategic cost. With inflation high and war spending mounting, Republicans' midterm prospects have dimmed. The White House has asked Congress for an additional $670 billion in federal appropriations to cover accumulated war costs. Only 31% of respondents said recent skirmishes strengthened US negotiating position, while 44% said they weakened US leverage. Voters also cited the conflict as a material factor pushing up consumer goods and gasoline prices year-to-date.

Iraq's oil minister said crude output at the Sinbad oilfield will reach 80,000–100,000 bpd and associated gas production will rise by about 260 million standard cubic feet per day.