Prices have fallen into Israeli strikes against Iran

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has been greatly added to previous losses, now dropped by more than 4% in the past 24 hours to $ 103,900 as the forces of Israel bombed targets in Tehran, the Iran capital.
Axios first reported that Israel performed an operation within the airspace of Iran, citing unnamed resources, including Al-Jazeera eventually confirms Those explosions were heard in Tehran.
Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu said his country raided the Iran nuclear program and ballistic missiles, and the strikes will continue until the threat is removed.

This is coming time after the International Atomic Energy Agency said Iran did not comply with restrictions on enriched uranium for the first time for two decades.

NBC reported That Israel considers a strike in response. President Donald Trump told the broadcasters That the US prefers a deal with Iran because of a conflict, and an attack can lead to a “massive conflict.”
In the polymarketBettors were unsure about the chance of a strike that took place with the possibility of Israel’s possibility of action against Iran in July that was priced under 30 cents.
Traditional markets react
US stock futures are less than 1.5% across the news board. Futures in the European market dropped almost the same amount.
Moving higher are bond prices, gold and oil. Treasury’s 10-year yield sank two basis points at 4.32% and gold added about 0.75% in the previous time at $ 3,428 per ounce. Meanwhile, crude oil, rose by 9% to $ 74 per barrel.
The US dollar gets against the Euro and British pounds, but has lost its ground compared to Yen and Swiss Franc.