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The FTSE 100 traded higher on Tuesday after President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, easing geopolitical tensions. However, the index underperformed other European markets, weighed down by a sharp drop in energy and defensive stocks. BP and Shell declined about 5% and 3.6%, respectively, as oil prices fell on reduced supply concerns. Utilities and defense stocks also retreated, with BAE Systems down around 2%, reversing gains made during recent risk-off sentiment. In contrast, travel and banking stocks rallied. International Airlines Group and EasyJet surged about 7% each after Gulf states like Qatar and the UAE reopened their airspace and resumed flights. Financials also saw strong gains, with Barclays, Standard Chartered, and Prudential up around 3%.

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GBP/JPY Price Forecast: Holds Ascending Triangle breakout.The GBP/JPY pair corrects slightly to near 197.35 during European trading hours on Tuesday after revisiting an almost six-month high around 198.20 the previous day. The cross faces slight selling pressure as the Japanese Yen (JPY) gains due to a sharp decline in the Oil price, following the Israel-Iran ceasefire.

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The FTSE 100 dipped slightly on Monday as investors remained cautious, awaiting Iran’s response to US airstrikes over the weekend. Oil giants BP and Shell trimmed earlier gains as crude prices fell on fading fears of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Travel stocks were hit, with easyJet dropping over 2% and IAG down nearly 1.5%, amid worries about potential travel disruptions. On the upside, National Grid, Fresnillo, Convatec Group, and Bunzl each gained more than 2%. Economic data offered some relief: S&P Global’s UK flash composite PMI for June rose to 50.7, slightly beating expectations and signaling modest private sector growth. Manufacturing shrank at a slower pace with a reading of 47.7, while services met forecasts at 51.3. All indicators improved from May, showing some resilience in the UK economy despite global tensions.

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The FTSE 100 dipped slightly on Monday as investors remained cautious, awaiting Iran’s response to US airstrikes over the weekend. Oil giants BP and Shell trimmed earlier gains as crude prices fell on fading fears of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Travel stocks were hit, with easyJet dropping over 2% and IAG down nearly 1.5%, amid worries about potential travel disruptions. On the upside, National Grid, Fresnillo, Convatec Group, and Bunzl each gained more than 2%. Economic data offered some relief: S&P Global’s UK flash composite PMI for June rose to 50.7, slightly beating expectations and signaling modest private sector growth. Manufacturing shrank at a slower pace with a reading of 47.7, while services met forecasts at 51.3. All indicators improved from May, showing some resilience in the UK economy despite global tensions.