Iran Barrage Fails to Restrict Israeli Skies; Closure Odds Crater to 11.5%
Israel's airspace-closure contract stands at 11.5% Tuesday morning, down 41 points in 24 hours as Iran's June 7 barrage failed to force Israeli aviation restrictions.
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The Israel airspace-closure contract stands at 11.5% as of 04:54 UTC Tuesday, having shed 41 points over 24 hours. The contract reached a 61.5% session high before a market-wide unwind erased the move — Iran's barrage triggered airspace closures across the region but left Israeli skies open. Six days remain before the June 15 deadline.
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