The relative calm returned to the global markets, with the increase in equities and the decline in oil besides gold, amid the decline in fear due to the expansion of the Israeli war against Iran to a greater conflict. Reports also reported that Tehran wanted to resume the talks on his nuclear program, the appetite for investors. US stock indicators carried an increase after the decline on Friday, and the S&B 500 index rose by 1%. The Western Texas -Tussentage rough settled below $ 72 a barrel after jumping at the beginning of the session. The dollar did not record a change. Treasury bonds with the longest merit still dropped compared to the market, even after the $ 13 billion value for 20 years, which came with an expected return, in a significant improvement in the previous auction last month, which was with a lower return than expected, and resulted in a large scale wave. US President Donald Trump said Iran wants to talk about the calm of the conflict with Israel, even with the continued exchange of fire between the two parties for the fourth consecutive day. When asked if the United States would intervene militarily broader, Trump said he didn’t want to talk about it. The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing officials from the Middle East and Europe that Tehran is an indication of his desire to calm tensions with Israel, and the willingness to resume core conversations with the United States, provided that Washington does not join Israeli attacks. Reuters published a similar report indicating that Iran performed this message through Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the Sultanate of Oman. The conflict the S&P 500 momentum that caused the outbreak of hostilities between Israel and Iran by combating the momentum that pushes the S&B 500 index to record levels. While the markets initially took a cautious position to determine how the conflict developed, the general vote on Monday as investors’ weight implied that the strikes would not lead to the involvement of other parties. “The eyes will remain focused on geopolitical news, but as long as the conflict between Israel and Iran is limited, it is unlikely to affect the markets a lot,” said Tom Esai of the Sevins report. As for Chris Larkin of “E*Terk” of Morgan Stanley, he said: “The markets have reminded us that customs duties are not the only source of potential fluctuations. The markets are currently indicating that they expect the situation to remain under control, but any surprises that can have an enlarged morale.” Despite improving the general vote in the markets, there are no indications of the elimination of the conflict. There were no clear indications that any of the parties reduced the intensity of the conflict. During the past twenty hours, Iran has launched several waves of drones and missiles, while Israel continued to strike Tehran, kill another senior military official and set fire to the official television complex during a time performed during a direct broadcast. RPC Capital Markets, led by Lori Calvasina, warns that the S&B500 is being threatened with a decline in the event of an increase in inflation due to the rise in oil prices. “The conflict has the ability to generate more anxiety about the health of consumers, the economy in general and the FBI’s way regarding interest rates, which are transformations in narrative that can be negative for stock prices,” wrote streets in a note. Meanwhile, the JP Morgan & Co Trading Office said any emerging resorts could be the chance. “The positive scenario of the markets is still on the assumption of continuing tendency to reduce customs in the long run,” the bank’s traders added, led by the head of the Global Market Information Department, but they advised caution until the image of the US participation in the Middle East becomes clearer. Avoiding the structure of the export of crude oil, Israel was launched an attack on the “Southern Pars” gas field, forcing one of the production platforms, after strikes were aimed at Iranian nuclear facilities and military leaders last week. However, the important infrastructure of the export of crude oil has not been targeted, and the important “hormuz street” has not yet been closed. Middle East producers send to one fifth of the global daily supplies across this now waterway, and prices can rise more than Tehran tries to disrupt the movement of shipping. Iran is preparing to be a great blow to Israel in response to the recent strikes that targeted his cities and targets within his area, according to the semi -official ‘Mehr’ agency, with a senior security officer. On the other hand, Israel said it would continue his military operations against Iran, regardless of the progress of any possible negotiations with the participation of the United States, according to Israeli strategic minister Ron Dermer in an interview with “Bloomberg TV”. “We will continue our surgery to remove these two threats,” Dermer added, referring to Iran’s rocket and nuclear programs. He added: “If Iran decided to meet with the United States and agree to conditions, it had to be accepted a month ago, two weeks ago, or two months ago, thanks to Iran to decide.” Oil .. Inflation .. and the Federal Reserve will only lead tension in the midst of the east to the complexity of the dilemma facing large central banks during their evaluation of the risks of inflation and growth as a result of customs duties and varying trade flow. Wall Street will mostly focus on the federal reserve on Wednesday, as policymakers indicate their intention to keep interest rates unchanged for a longer period. Investors will look forward to the statements of the bank president Jerome Powell in search of indications of what the central can lead to moving, and when. David Doyle from the “Makari” group said: “Powell may describe the recent developments in inflation as encouraging, but this will reduce its importance as a result of the ongoing blur associated with customs duties and financial policies, and the recent rise in oil prices as a result of geopolitical developments.” He added: “Finally, the risks of market prices for 2025 are in a strict direction to the statement.”
Wall Street indicators are rising with the decline in concerns about the expansion of the conflict between Israel and Iran
