According to Gate news and Bloomberg reports, the US dollar strengthened in the early session as investors sought to avoid the escalating geopolitical risks following the US attack on Iran. On Monday, the dollar rose slightly against the euro and most major forex currencies in Asia. The explosion intensified safe-haven demand and raised concerns about energy supply, leading to a rise in crude oil futures prices while US stock futures prices fell. US Treasury prices declined, reversing earlier gains. Diego Fernandez, Chief Investment Officer at A&G Banco in Madrid, stated: "We expect some risk aversion, but it will not be severe. Without the Iranian nuclear threat, the world may be safer, but we still need to observe Iran's response and the evolution of the conflict."