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Market Reaction - Asian markets opened in a typical risk-averse mode following the U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, but there was no panic selling [1] - U.S. stock futures initially opened down about 1% but narrowed the decline to around 0.4% [1] - Oil prices surged initially, with WTI crude reaching $79 per barrel before retreating to $76, reflecting a 2.95% increase [5] - The dollar strengthened against the euro and most major currencies, with the dollar index rising 0.22% to 98.99 [7] - Gold prices initially spiked but then fell back, currently reported at $3,369 per ounce [9] Geopolitical Context - President Trump announced the completion of airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities, suggesting a potential regime change in Iran [1] - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that Iran's nuclear and missile programs have been significantly damaged, with military actions nearing completion [1] - Despite the escalating geopolitical tensions, Iran has not shown clear signs of retaliation, leading to a relatively restrained market response [2] Oil Market Implications - Analysts warn that if Iran were to block the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices could spike to $120-$150 per barrel, significantly impacting the global economy [2][7] - The market is closely monitoring Iran's potential actions, with a 35% probability estimated for the closure of the Strait of Hormuz [7] Cryptocurrency Market - Bitcoin experienced a significant drop, falling below the $100,000 mark for the first time since May, while Ethereum also saw substantial declines [10]