Australia’s 10-year government bond yield stabilized at approximately 4.25% as investors eagerly anticipated the release of the country's forthcoming employment data. The labor market has demonstrated unexpected strength in recent months, and another robust report could counter the market's current 75% expectation of an interest rate reduction by the Reserve Bank scheduled for July. Nonetheless, bond yields are experiencing downward pressure due to ongoing Middle Eastern tensions. The conflict between Israel and Iran has continued unabated, marking a sixth day of mutual strikes despite U.S. President Donald Trump's plea for Tehran's unconditional surrender. Concurrently, in the United States, investors are preparing for the Federal Reserve's policy announcement expected later in the day. Although the Federal Reserve is largely predicted to maintain the current rates, attention will be focused on any insight into future policy directions, particularly concerning the timing and magnitude of potential rate reductions anticipated later this year.