On the 10th, CENTCOM spokesman Tim Hawkins said there were no operational updates after President Trump posted that the US had informed Iran the 'ceasefire is over'. Asked whether that implied a restart of US air strikes, Hawkins would not predict future action, saying US forces in the region remain vigilant, lethal and ready to execute orders from the commander-in-chief.

CATL shares fall more than 5% on turnover exceeding 11.8 billion yuan.

Barclays analysts say SK Hynix’s planned US listing could provide near-term support for the Korean won. Support may come from hedging flows and from converting part of IPO proceeds into won to finance domestic investment; recent won appreciation suggests some pre-hedging is already priced in. A larger-scale repatriation of offshore assets or overseas earnings by Korean semiconductor firms to fund domestic projects would add won demand and further support the currency.