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What could happen to global markets after the US attack on Iran?
Investors believe that the us attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities could have a strong impact on the global market. It is believed that the reaction will be seen as soon as the market opens. That is, oil prices may increase and investors may rush to invest in safe means.
What could happen to global markets after the US attack on Iran?
US President Donald Trump himself announced the attack on the social media platform ‘Truth Social’. Through this incident, the US became directly involved in the conflict in the Middle East. While investors were thinking about the market situation over the weekend, it is believed that the situation will take a new turn with the news of this attack.Follow

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Investors believe that the US attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities could have a strong impact on the global market. It is believed that the reaction will be seen as soon as the market opens. That is, oil prices may increase and investors may rush to invest in safe means.
US President Donald Trump himself announced the attack on the social media platform ‘Truth Social’. Through this incident, the US became directly involved in the conflict in the Middle East. As investors were weighing the market over the weekend, the news of the attack is expected to take a new turn.
Immediately after Trump’s announcement, analysts at Truth Social speculated that the US’s involvement in the war could trigger a sell-off in the stock market; investors could also turn to safe havens, including the dollar, once trading resumes. However, there is still great uncertainty about the course of the conflict.
In his address to the nation, President Trump called the attack on three Iranian nuclear facilities a “stunning military success.” He said Iran’s main nuclear enrichment facilities had been completely destroyed. He also warned that other Iranian facilities could be attacked if a peace deal is not reached.
“I think the market will initially panic and oil prices will rise. The extent of the damage has not yet been fully assessed and it will take some time to do so,” said Mark Spindell, chief investment officer at Potomac River Capital. “Even though the president says the attack is ‘over,’ the reality is, we’re still in the middle of it.”
