Middle East Daily

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The Middle East faces significant market volatility as US-Iran conflict intensifies, pushing oil prices higher and impacting regional credit and equity markets. Meanwhile, Egypt reports record foreign exchange reserves amidst challenging macroeconomic conditions.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.Oil prices rallied due to escalating US-Iran conflict, with Brent above USD79/b and WTI approaching USD74/b.
  • 2.Egypt's net international reserves reached a record high of USD55.1bn at end-June 2026.
  • 3.IMF outlook for GCC in 2026 is uneven, with Saudi Arabia expected to be resilient compared to contractions in Qatar and Kuwait.

Table of Contents

  • COMMODITIES / ENERGY
  • MIDDLE EAST – CREDIT TRADING
  • MIDDLE EAST – MACRO / MARKETS
  • CALENDAR – DATA / EVENTS / MEETINGS
  • MARKET INDICATORS

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Authors

Soojin KimDominik Roth

Securities

Brent Crude

Themes

Energy Market TightnessGeopolitical Risk

Regions

Middle EastEgyptSaudi ArabiaIran