U.S. military strikes

Treasury yields fell as investors remained optimistic about a potential Iran peace deal despite U.S. military strikes. The 10-year U.S. Treasury note yield dropped to 4.465%, reflecting market confidence in diplomatic progress.

Senator Marco Rubio stated that negotiations with Iran will take 'a few days' as tensions rise following U.S. military strikes. Iran accused the U.S. of 'bad faith' in response, while some internet restrictions in Iran were lifted, allowing citizens back online.

Oil prices are rising toward $100 per barrel as fresh U.S. military strikes on Iran undermine hopes for a peace agreement between the two nations. The renewed conflict heightens geopolitical tensions and disrupts market stability.

Oil prices are rising toward $100 per barrel as recent U.S. military strikes on Iran undermine prospects for a peace agreement, heightening regional tensions and economic uncertainty.

Iran has issued a warning of 'painful retaliation' if the U.S. resumes military strikes, as tensions persist over the Strait of Hormuz amid Trump's potential actions. The standoff highlights a costly geopolitical conflict between the two nations.

Senate Democrats, led by Elizabeth Warren and Chris Van Hollen, are questioning Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth about budget cuts to offices designed to limit civilian casualties during U.S. military operations. The senators specifically raised concerns over the impact of these cuts during recent strikes against Iran.