沙特阿美首席執行官：在霍爾木茲海峽完全重新開放並恢復信心之前，能源鏈上的壓力只會加劇。

SGX will open a one-hour "liquidity window" from Tuesday to enable European investors to trade Asian bond futures during normal business hours. The window will run 10:00 London / 17:00 Singapore. The initiative is designed to draw market makers and asset managers into the close of the Asian session, reduce the need for European firms to trade overnight or station local staff in Asia, and boost bond-futures turnover.

Early Monday a fresh attack on Saudi Arabia damped risk appetite: the Saudi benchmark index fell 0.6% and oil giant ARAMCO declined 0.3%. Most Gulf markets were marginally higher—Dubai +0.1%, Abu Dhabi +0.1%, Qatar +0.5%, with Qatar recouping part of a 1.5% loss from the prior session—as investors stayed cautious amid uncertainty over a wider US–Iran escalation.