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Bags and Markets, Oil and Gas in Free Fall After Trump's Words About the End of the War. Europe Bounces Off the Start
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Oil prices fell sharply and Asian and European stock exchanges rebounded this Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump insinuated that the war in the Middle East could end soon. "This will soon end, and if it starts again, the coup will be even harder," Trump said Monday night when he was asked about the offensive launched on February 28 by the U.S. and Israel against Iran. But Iran responded by saying that it will block Gulf oil exports and th…
London and Washington. Oil prices fell sharply and Asian and European stock exchanges rebounded this Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump insinuated that the war in the Middle East could end soon. “This will end soon, and if it starts again, the coup will be even harder,” Trump said Monday night when he was asked about the offensive launched on February 28 by the U.S. and Israel against Iran. But Iran responded by saying that it will block …
Tokyo (+2,88%) and Seoul (+5.3%), the yen stable on the dollar
The possibility that the end of the war is near after the words of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, makes bloom green shoots in the bags. The climbs on Wall Street last night and Asia this morning precede those of the Old Continent. Ibex 35 shoots more than 3% in the half session and exceeds 17,400 points. The Spanish selective heads the climbs followed by the FTSE MIB (+2.8%) and the German Dax (+2.6%). In the case of the CAC40…
On the 9th (local time), the 10th day of the war, US President Donald Trump hinted at the possibility of an early end to the Iranian War, saying, "It will end very quickly." With concerns growing even within the Republican Party ahead of the November midterm elections due to soaring energy prices, including oil, and falling global stock markets, some interpret this as a signal for a soft landing in the market. Indeed, international oil prices, w…
After days of fear, of bullying on the energy raw materials and of nervousness spread on the lists, the markets tried to raise their heads. Yesterday's day marked the first real rebound of the European Bags from the start of the bombings in Iran, accompanied by an abrupt correction of the oil and especially of the gas. A movement that does not erase the geopolitical fears, but that indicates how investors are beginning to bet on a possible de-es…
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