The flags of the USA and Israel expected on the historical walls of the Old Town near the Hebron Gate in Jerusalem, Israel, June 22, 2025.
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On Saturday, the United States conducted air strikes at three nuclear places in Iran, entering Israel's war with Tehran. Time was unexpected. On Thursday, US President Donald Trump said that he was still considering US involvement and would make a decision “In the next two weeks. “
Financial and political analysts largely recognized this sentence as a word of the Code of inaction.
“There is also skepticism that the” two-week “schedule is a very known saying used by the president to delay any important decision,” said Jay Woods, the main global strategist at Freedom Capital Markets.
Indeed, Trump widely neglected tracking after the release of a “two -week” time frame on the main activities, in accordance with NBC News.
And who can forget Taco Trade? It is an acronym that means “Trump always shrinks” – which describes the pattern of the US president threatening with heavy tariffs, burdening the markets, but stops or reducing their severity later, helping in reflection.
“Trump must bury Taco before Taco burys him … He was forced to establish on many occasions, and this cost him a lot of credibility,” said David Woo, general director of David Woo Undound.
And so Trump followed the threat and before the proposed two -week time.
“There will be either peace or there will be a tragedy for Iran much greater than we have been witnesses in the last eight days,” said Trump on Saturday evening.
But given the criticism of Trump that we are involved in wars under other presidents, or America bombed Iran, adds to his credibility, or does it erosion?
What you need to know today
The USA hits Iran
US President Donald Trump said on Saturday The United States has attacked Iranian nuclear placesPushing America to the war of Israel with its long -term rival. Defense Secretary Pete HegeSeth said on Sunday that “Iran's nuclear ambitions have been blurred. “The decision to attack Iran is involved American army in an active war in the Middle East – Something that Trump promised to avoid.
Iran calls “outrageous” attacks
Foreign Minister Iran Abbas Araghchi on Sunday he said Tehran reserves all options for defending his sovereignty and people after “outrageous” American attacks on the three main ones Nuclear enrichment objects. Meanwhile, the Iranian state media announced Iran Parliament supported the closure Hormuz Strait, citing a senior legislator. USA on Sunday He called China to prevent Iran from doing it.
Futures spare contracts in American isolation
The US Futures slipped on Sunday evening in the United States When investors reacted to Washington's strikes to Iran. On Friday, American markets have mostly dropped. . S&P 500 lost 0.22%, the third in a row the lost session, while NASDAQ composite 0.51%withdrew. But Industrial average Dow Jones Spent an increase in 0.08%. Pan-European Stoxx 600 The index increased by 0.13%, but finished the week by 1.5% lower.
Oil jumps, but Bitcoins drops
Oil prices increased on Sunday evening In the USA, the first trading session after Saturday strikes. Petroleum increased by USD 1.76, i.e. 2.38%, to USD 75.60 per barrel, while the global reference point Brent It increased by USD 1.80, i.e. 2.34%, to USD 78.81 per barrel. Meanwhile, Bitcoin Prices briefly Immersed below $ 99,000 On Sunday, its lowest level for over a month before he earns losses. Currently, around 100,940 USD trades, which is a 1.5%decrease.
(Pro) Eyes for reading inflation
Where the markets go this week It will depend on whether the conflict in the Middle East will intensify after the US involvement. Investors should also observe economic data. Personal expenditure price indicator in May, preferred federal reserve inflation indicator, appears on Friday and show whether The tariffs begin to heat inflation.
And finally …
Iranian flags fly as fire and smoke from an Israeli attack on towing oil in Sharan, after Israeli strikes for Iran, Tehran, Iran, June 15, 2025.
Majid Asgaripour By Reuters
How the change in the regime in Iran can affect global oil prices
Older Israeli officials said this week that their military campaign against Iran can cause the fall of the regime, an event that would have huge implications for the global oil market.
Scott Modell, General Director of Rapidan Energy Groop, there are no signs that the regime in Iran is on the verge of fall.
However, further political destabilization in Iran “can lead to much higher oil prices in longer periods,” said Natasha Kaneva, head of global freight research at JPMorgan, in a note for customers this week.
According to JPMorgan, eight cases of change of regime appeared in the main oil -producing countries since 1979. According to the bank, oil prices increased by an average of 76% at the peak of these changes, before they went back to stabilize to stabilize by about 30% higher compared to levels before the crisis.