The news of the US military attack triggered a slight pullback in the S&P 500 index futures.

According to reports, the US military carried out strikes on targets inside Iran, resulting in a slight decrease in US stock index futures and a slight increase in West Texas Intermediate crude oil prices. Currently, Iran has not responded, but media reports quote the US Central Command as stating that the attack was relatively restrained. In early trading on Tuesday, the S&P 500 mini futures opened at around 7560 points and are now trading at about 7544 points. West Texas Intermediate crude oil hit a low of $90.35 per barrel during trading and is now trading above $90.90 per barrel. The market's overall response has been moderate, with traders believing that as long as the US shows willingness to reach an agreement, all parties can tolerate such unexpected disturbances.