Asia shares are rising after Trump declared a ceasefire between Iran and Israel

The oil withdrew and the shares jumped after US President Donald Trump said that Israel and Iran agreed to a ceasefire, which strengthened the optimism that ended the worst in the Middle East conflict. Brent Raw Hue, the global index, is about 5% in early Asian trades, after Trump made his sudden statement on his ‘Truth Soshal’ platform. The S&P 500 futures increased by 0.5%, while indicators in all Asia have progressed. The origin of the safe haven has decreased as the dollar has dropped against all its peers in the decline in gold. Trump’s statement came after the Iranian strikes pointed an American base in Qatar on Monday, and it was warned in advance and was largely regarded as “symbolic”, which helped the ‘B500’ index on Monday to achieve 1% profits. “It is certain that it is too early to place the tension in the midst of our backs, but the traders will probably give themselves a deep, if temporary interruption to enjoy a beautiful day after days of the geopolitical storm,” says Hebei Chen, a market analyst at Vancane Global Prime in Melbourne. She added: “The sharp drop in oil prices reflects the desire of the market to move forward.” An agreement aimed at fighting a permanent battles to fight Trump, which he announced a few days after he issued orders to carry out air strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, saying that the agreement around midnight will begin, and aim to make a permanent end. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqji said in a later tweet that his country, although there is no agreement on the ceasefire, does not intend to continue to respond to Israeli attacks after four o’clock in the morning. Brent ruol fell into the trade in Asia at $ 68 a barrel before reducing its losses. Rough prices are now below the level recorded on June 12, the day that preceded Israel’s attack on Iran. Wide optimism in the stock markets and the decline in the dollar the MSCI index of Asia and the Pacific rose by 1.6%, with the rise of about three shares against each fall. The “Cosby” index in South Korea was the best achievement among the most important indicators in the region, with more than 2%. The “Bloomberg” index to measure the dollar performance has dropped for the second day in a row, while the Australian and New Zealand dollars rose 0.3%. “The US dollar was one of the most important beneficiaries of confrontations, so we see that he is now starting to withdraw,” said Sean Kalo, chief analyst of ‘Intech Capital Markets’ in Sydney. He added: “The investors were very eager to fold the page of the conflict between Israel and Iran, preferring to ignore any concerns about the path that Iran could follow to the near term.” To the Powell and the fear of powder and fear of short -term fluctuations, there was no significant change in the cash treasury, as the return on the standard context on Tuesday for ten years remained to a large extent at 4.35%. This is due to the uncertainty about what federal reserve speaker Jerome Powell will say this week during his testimony of the Financial Services Committee in the House of Representatives Tuesday, and Wednesday before the Senate Bank Committee. Treasury bonds rose on Monday after Governor Christopher Wald said last week that the central bank could lower interest rates as soon as possible during the next month, which repeats its opinion that the inflationary effect of customs tariffs would probably be short -term. Although the conflict in the Middle East dominates the headings, the declines due to geopolitical events tend to be in the short term, according to the strategy of “Morgan Stanley”. “The precedents of history indicate that most declines led by geopolitical factors are short -term and modest.” They added, “Oil prices will determine whether the fluctuations will continue.” According to the “Morgan Stanley” team, the previous geopolitical risks in the short term caused some fluctuations to stocks, but after a month, three months and twelve months of the event, the S&B500 index rose an average of by 2%, 3%and 9%.