Trump warns Iran of a “very strong” attack, sending oil prices up to nearly 2dollars per barrel

2026Year 6Month 10Day Trump said he would attack Iran “very strongly.” He said Iran had dragged out the negotiations for too long and warned that it would pay the price. Trump also made remarks related to oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump referred to the recent military clashes and signaled strong measures. He argued that Iran should bear responsibility for delaying the negotiations. The remarks included references related to the movement of oil through Hormuz.

Immediately after Trump’s remarks, international oil prices rose by about 2dollars per barrel at the close. Market reports said that volatility in risk assets increased alongside the rise in oil prices. Some investors identified the remarks as a short-term shock factor.

Market expert Jim Cramer pointed out that stocks would open lower on Wednesday due to remarks by Trump before the opening bell. This contrasted with Tuesday, when falling oil prices had raised expectations for a higher opening. During the same period, interest in a SpaceX listing continued.

U.S. equities received different signals between Tuesday and Wednesday. Oil price movements and political remarks are affecting investor sentiment. Price movements at today’s open are likely to reflect these factors.

The remarks were recorded as a factor contributing to short-term market volatility. Further volatility may emerge depending on official announcements and subsequent reports. Investors need to check relevant disclosures and additional remarks.