The tension between Israel and Iran puts the market's markets before a new test

The increasing escalation in the conflict between Israel and Iran is in a state of uncertainty in the Middle East stock markets, which places a region that is a real test so far this year. Although no official statement is not officially postponed or withdrawn, the risks associated with trade fluctuations in new transactions are higher. The effects of a long -term conflict on the upcoming window window after the end of the summer holidays are still clear. “It is probably not that the most important government proposals are offered in the short term, due to the increase in uncertainty in the region.” But he added that “small initial suggestions with a local focus are not supposed to be much influenced.” The geopolitical tension can lead to the most volatile day for the first trading day of the “Flynas” business, which is expected in the coming weeks. This process is the biggest initial proposal in the Middle East so far this year, and it will be a real test for stock markets in the region amid the current ambiguity. The process attracted subscription requests of more than $ 100 billion, reflecting a strong rise of investment institutions. The Middle East has seen a good activity in the financial markets this year, bypassing the effects of US customs duties faster than other regions. Emirates NBD Capital CEO Hitch Assarbuta said the bank, which is based in Dubai, only has provisional proposals in September, and that the post -the -Summer proposal timetable was not affected. He added: “The feeling of investors still tends to be careful, and it seems regional markets have been completed.” Some of the proposals move forward. The conflict broke out at a time when several companies in Saudi Arabia moved forward in their initial proposal plans. The ‘Medical Specialized’ company is preparing itself to terminate the subscription phase for individuals in its initial $ 500 million offer this week, while the operating company of sports clubs is expected to announce the launch of the launch on June 22. With the continued escalation between Israel and Iran without indicators of decline, the fear of the possibility of transformation is increasing in a long -term conflict. However, the Middle East stock markets have proven noticeable flexibility over the past year. “The modern experience of the Middle East and North Africa shows that the markets quickly realize that the fighting waves do not affect the economic path and the profits of the company on the medium to the long term,” said analyst David Azrakov, JP Morgan Chase Kyo Galini, in a memorandum of clients seen by Bloomberg on Friday. However, the two analysts pointed out that the possibility of military violence for weeks, not days, continues the largest this time, and that the risk of broader escalation is higher. Although geopolitical tension has led to fluctuations in stock markets, they may have supported the wave economies in return thanks to high oil prices. Brent ruol has recovered to about $ 75 a barrel, a level suitable for the economy of oil exporting countries, after dropping earlier this year as a result of the expectation of an increase in OPEC+supplies. “In the coming days and weeks, any news related to a sustainable shock will be very important.”