Stock Market Impact: Oil prices rose sharply in early Asian trade; Brent July futures surged 1.9% to $96.03/barrel and WTI futures rose 1.9% to $90.36/barrel after the United States carried out a second strike on an Iranian military site, heightening geopolitical risk and likely increasing market volatility.
Listed Companies and Sectors: Energy‑related companies and oil‑sector stocks are expected to benefit from the price increase; no specific corporate entities were mentioned.
Investment Flows: Higher crude prices may make oil‑related projects more attractive to foreign investors, though no explicit FDI/FPI data were provided.
Interest Rates, Inflation, and Liquidity: The article does not discuss monetary policy, interest rates, inflation, or liquidity conditions.
Fiscal or Monetary Policy: No fiscal or monetary policy measures were referenced.
