Ceasefire and Financial Markets: A Brief Reprieve or Continued Volatility?
Two weeks after the announcement of a ceasefire in the conflict involving Iran, global financial markets have experienced a moment of respite.
moreTwo weeks after the announcement of a ceasefire in the conflict involving Iran, global financial markets have experienced a moment of respite.
moreRecently, the global financial markets have rebounded amid a brief boost from the US-Iran ceasefire agreement, but intense warnings from three major authoritative institutions—the IMF, IEA, and EIA—loom like dark clouds, revealing that an economic and energy storm far exceeding market expectations is brewing.
moreOn April 7, 2026, a bizarre and memorable drama unfolded in the US financial market. Affected by the news of "delaying tariffs for 90 days" (followed by the White House's denial), the US stock market experienced a pulse-like shock within just 15 minutes of trading.
moreRecently, the Federal Reserve's latest policy stance has triggered sharp turbulence in global financial markets.
moreOn Thursday, Wall Street shook off early losses and closed slightly higher, successfully ending the first profitable week since the outbreak of the Iran war.
moreOn March 29th, Iranian missiles and drones attacked the Tawilah smelter of Emirates Global Aluminium in the United Arab Emirates, causing severe damage to the core electrolytic cells.
moreRecently, the gold market witnessed a thrilling "roller coaster" ride.
moreThe shockwaves from the geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East are sweeping through European financial markets.
moreAccording to the foreign media "Fenbold", recently, discussions about the future price trend of Bitcoin have once again become the focus of the financial community.
moreSince Trump launched wars in the Middle East, Brent crude oil reached a high of over $119 per barrel on March 9th.
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