Oil risk premium is unwinding after President Trump called off a planned strike on Iran, alongside an OPEC+ decision to raise quotas (~188k bpd) that completes the rollback of 2023 cuts. WTI and Brent fell over 4% in Asia, easing near-term inflation pressure and supporting broader risk sentiment. Separately, U.S.-Japan coordinated FX intervention to support JPY highlights heightened policy sensitivity to rapid dollar-yen moves.
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Seven countries including Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed to increase crude output, completing the full rollback of the 1.65 million barrels-per-day cuts agreed in 2023. WTI and Brent futures both fell more than 4% in early Asia trading. The move marks a shift in OPEC+ supply policy that feeds directly into global spot and futures oil pricing.