S&P falls on Trump’s claim that Iran talks are “over”500 falls
Global financial markets reacted when former President Donald Trump said talks with Iran were “over,” 7month 8~10day. S&P 500closed lower, and gold prices, Latin American assets, and the UK’s FTSE 100were also affected.
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Global financial markets reacted immediately after former President Donald Trump said that talks with Iran were “over” (“deal is over”). Because investors were paying close attention to the remark, market moves appeared quickly.
Trump said the United States had agreed to Iran’s request to keep the talks going, but that the ceasefire was over. He mentioned both that the talks would continue and that the ceasefire had ended.
In the U.S. market, S&P 500 declined at the close on 7month 8day. Market indicators showed volatility immediately after the remarks.
Gold prices 7for the month 9showed a downward trend. After the phrase “deal is over” was used, gold prices did not rise immediately.
Latin American assets 7for the month 8came under selling pressure and weakened. The impact on regional capital flows was evident.
Britain’s FTSE 100fell 7in trading on the 8day and posted its worst day since the month. European markets were also shaken.5/
Trump’s remarks 7were made public between the 8day of the month and the 7day of the month, and markets in the U.S., Europe and Latin America each reacted depending on the timing and content of the announcements. There is also a possibility of additional volatility depending on future remarks or negotiation schedules.10/
Sources: Reuters,CNBC Top News,Yahoo Finance
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