The Federal Reserve Accepted A Total Of $577 Million From Five Counterparties In Its Fixed-rate Reverse Repurchase Operations

The US Dollar Index (DXY) Turned Positive After US President Trump Accused Iran Of Shooting Down A Helicopter, Currently Up 0.01% At 100.01. The Euro's Gains Against The Dollar (EUR/USD) Have Receded, Currently Up 0.03% At 1.1537

Qatar Energy Stated That The Merlin-1X Exploration Well Yielded "exciting Underground Exploration Results," Demonstrating Good Reservoir Quality, Light Crude Oil, And Minimal Associated Natural Gas

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Now Projects A Decline In Global Oil Demand In 2026, Reversing Its Previous Forecast Of Slight Growth

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Now Expects OECD Oil Inventories To Fall To Their Lowest Level Since 2003

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Stated That Disruptions In The Strait Of Hormuz Forced Middle Eastern Producers To Cut Output By More Than 11 Million Barrels Per Day From Pre-war Levels In May

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Predicts That Oil Production Disruptions In Parts Of The Middle East Will Continue Until The End Of 2027, Exceeding The Scope Of The Short-Term Energy Outlook

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Now Assumes That Oil Shipments Through The Strait Of Hormuz Will Resume In The Third Quarter Of 2026. Traffic Through The Strait Of Hormuz Is Not Expected To Return To Pre-war Levels Before Early 2027

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Projects That U.S. Oil Production Will Average 13.83 Million Barrels Per Day In June, Up From 13.71 Million Barrels Per Day In May; July Production Is Projected To Average 13.82 Million Barrels Per Day

Brent Crude Oil Fell Back Below $89 A Barrel, Down 4.74% On The Day

[Bitcoin Falls Below $61,000] June 10th, According To HTX Market Data, Bitcoin Fell Below $61,000, Now Trading At $60,958, A 24-hour Decrease Of 4.61%

Fitch Ratings Raised Its Near-term Price Forecasts For Metals And Mining