Following the US bombing of three Iranian nuclear facilities, traders anticipated a turbulent market reaction on Monday. Surprisingly, global financial markets remained largely stable, reflected in steady US stock futures, unchanged Treasury yields, and only a slight increase in crude oil prices. Analysts suggest that uncertainty surrounding Iran's potential retaliation and the timing of the strikes mitigated immediate market shocks. Iran's limited response options, partly due to its economic reliance on oil revenue, contribute to the lack of volatility, allowing investors to absorb the situation calmly.
The bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities has caught traders off guard, as financial markets showed unexpected calm due to uncertainties surrounding future retaliation and the timing of the strikes.
Despite expected volatility, world markets including US stock futures, Treasury yields, and crude oil prices remained stable following the US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, suggesting minimal immediate impact.
Collection
[
|
...
]