Israel & Straits Times Index

Israel: Israel, a key ally of the United States, is a significant stakeholder in the region, having launched the war with the US. The interim deal, particularly its provisions regarding Lebanon and Iran's nuclear program, is viewed as a major setback for Israel, leading to domestic criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Straits Times Index: Singapore's STI Index advanced, reflecting positive sentiment in its regional market.

Israel: Israel, a US ally, has expressed negative views on the interim deal, particularly its refusal to withdraw from seized land in Lebanon and its ongoing conflict with Hezbollah. This stance creates a significant challenge to the full implementation of the peace agreement, as Iran insists on a complete cessation of hostilities in Lebanon.

Straits Times Index: Singapore's Straits Times Index advanced, reflecting positive sentiment in Asian markets.

Israel: Risk of conflict widening as Iran fired missiles toward Jordan, near Israel.

Straits Times Index: Fell 0.19% to 5,498.

Israel: A fragile ceasefire between Israel>>> and Hezbollah holds out hope of a US-Iran deal, influencing oil prices.

Straits Times Index: Straits Times Index>>> slipped 69.83 points, or 1.36%, reflecting weak regional sentiment across Asia.