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伊朗表示，如果美国恢复袭击，它有“新的行动计划”
伊朗最高国家安全委员会秘书穆赫辛·礼萨伊周日警告称，德黑兰已为任何新的美以袭击制定了新的报复计划，此前海事部门报告称，霍尔木兹海峡附近有多艘商船遭到数起单独袭击，CNBC 报道。
“伊朗武装部队已准备好应对任何新的冒险行为，其反应将比 12 天战争和 40 天战争更具毁灭性，”一名伊朗高级安全官员表示。“伊朗新的行动计划不会遵循他们熟悉的规则，”礼萨伊补充道。
与此同时，英国海事贸易行动处（UKMTO）表示，一艘向南航行、位于阿联酋东北部的拖船周日遭到两枚身份不明的弹体击中。周六，一艘液化天然气油轮船长在也门西南部报告称，“一艘载有 7 人的小艇接近了该船。
其他方面，沙特阿拉伯报告称，周五该国东北部另一艘油轮遭到一艘小船发射的火箭推进榴弹击中。
风险情绪常见问题（FAQ）
在金融行话的世界里，两个被广泛使用的术语“风险偏好”和“风险规避”指的是投资者在相关时期愿意承受的风险水平。在“冒险型”市场中，投资者对未来持乐观态度，更愿意购买风险资产。在“规避风险”的市场中，投资者开始“谨慎行事”，因为他们担心未来，因此购买风险较低的资产，这些资产更确定会带来回报，即使回报相对较小。
通常，在“风险偏好”时期，股市会上涨，大多数大宗商品(黄金除外)也会升值，因为它们受益于积极的增长前景。大宗商品出口大国的货币因需求增加而走强，加密货币上涨。在“规避风险”的市场中，债券——尤其是主要的政府债券——上涨，黄金表现抢眼，日元、瑞士法郎和美元等避险货币都受益。
澳元(AUD)、加元(CAD)、新西兰元(NZD)以及卢布(RUB)和南非兰特(ZAR)等次要外汇，都倾向于在“风险偏好”的市场中上涨。这是因为这些货币的经济增长严重依赖大宗商品出口，而大宗商品在风险偏好时期往往会上涨。这是因为投资者预计，由于经济活动的增加，未来对原材料的需求将会增加。
在“避险”期间倾向于升值的主要货币是美元(USD)、日元(JPY)和瑞士法郎(CHF)。美元，因为它是世界储备货币，因为在危机时期投资者购买美国政府债券，这被视为安全的，因为世界上最大的经济体不太可能违约。日元受到对日本政府债券需求增加的影响，因为日本国内投资者持有的国债比例很高，即使在危机时期，他们也不太可能抛售这些国债。瑞士法郎，因为严格的瑞士银行法为投资者提供了加强的资本保护。
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