Trump Threatens Iran Again as Ceasefire Deadline Looms, US Gears Up for Peace Talks
US President Trump said Sunday that if Iran doesn't sign a deal, 'the whole country is going to get blown up,' with bridges and power plants being targeted. Trump's remarks intensify market volatility amid unclear peace negotiations.
Donald Trump made harsh comments on the Iran deal, stating that the country would face strikes on bridges and power generation facilities. These remarks shed light on the uncertain status of peace negotiations that began in previous days. According to reports, Trump and his team are trying to accelerate talks with the Islamic Republic, but progress remains limited.
Wall Street was affected by these developments, with stock indexes declining in Monday's session. Strait of Hormuz shipping traffic narrowed as Iran-US tensions escalated. While oil prices showed volatility, investors seeking opportunities in financial assets began closing positions due to uncertainty.
The outcome of peace talks is critical for both the global economy and financial markets. Energy prices, exchange rates, and stock indexes will continue to fluctuate in coming days depending on these developments.
