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Energy markets responded sharply to the geopolitical breakthrough, with Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate futures both falling approximately 4% to 5%. Investors anticipate that the reopening of critical shipping lanes will alleviate the massive oil-supply shocks and inflationary pressures that have dominated the market in recent months.

U.S. government bond yields eased on Monday, with the 10-year Treasury note falling to roughly 4.42%, its lowest level in four weeks. This decline comes as traders prepare for the first interest-rate decision under new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, with markets shifting toward a more optimistic outlook on rate stability.

The cryptocurrency market showed signs of stabilization as Bitcoin climbed nearly 3.5% to approach $66,000 following the news of the Middle East ceasefire. While analysts noted a return of inflows to spot Bitcoin ETFs, some experts remain cautious, viewing the recovery as a potential temporary bounce rather than a confirmed long-term trend.