
Global Markets React to De-escalation Hopes in Middle East Conflict
Global markets have reacted positively to diplomatic efforts and perceived de-escalation in the Middle East conflict, with Wall Street soaring as traders bet on a potential 'war off-ramp,' leading to a plunge in oil prices and a surge in stocks. However, Wells Fargo has trimmed its S&P 500 target, citing the Iran war as a limiting factor for gains.
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Wall Street soars as traders bet on potential war off-ramp - Reuters
Wall Street soars as traders bet on potential war off-ramp Reuters
Read full article →Traders Trigger Euphoric Stock Rally With Iran Ready to End War - bloomberg.com
Traders Trigger Euphoric Stock Rally With Iran Ready to End War bloomberg.com
Read full article →Stocks Jump on Hopes Iran War May Soon Be Over - WSJ
Stocks Jump on Hopes Iran War May Soon Be Over WSJ
Read full article →Chart analysts warn Iran war sell-off isn't over — even as stocks try to rebound Tuesday
Equities got a jolt after a report said President Donald Trump was open to ending U.S. involvement in the conflict in the Middle East.
Read full article →FTSE stocks up as Donald Trump ‘prioritises diplomatic efforts’ in Iran war
But Unilever shares fell 7.3% as it confirmed it had agreed to combine its Foods business with McCormick & Co.
By Jeremy Cutler
Read full article →Oil plunges, stocks soar after Iranian president offers first signs of willingness to end war with US
Read full article →Wall Street soars as traders bet on potential war off-ramp - The Straits Times
Wall Street soars as traders bet on potential war off-ramp The Straits Times
Read full article →Gold prices rise further in local, international markets
Silver prices also record an upward trend
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