Trump's mention causes international oil prices to rise by 10% and the Nasdaq to fall by 1.6%, domestic emergency meeting
International oil prices surged by 10% and the Nasdaq dropped by 1.6% due to Trump's remarks regarding Hormuz. The government held an emergency meeting to assess crude oil supply and demand, and the refining industry is tense about a potential supply crisis in 9 months. Bitcoin fluctuated around 9,200 million won.
Following President Trump's remarks about the Hormuz toll, international oil prices increased by 10% and the US Nasdaq index fell by 1.6%. This reflects the immediate impact of overseas energy supply instability on financial markets.
Trump has strongly responded to Iran, stating that he will ultimately take control of Hormuz. The market's anxiety grew immediately following these remarks.
There are indications that the Strait of Hormuz is effectively being re-blockaded. Reports suggest that, for the time being, a crude oil supply crisis has not occurred.
The government held an emergency meeting to check the crude oil supply and demand situation. The refining industry is keenly aware of the future supply and inventory situation, mentioning '9-month crisis rumors'.
The virtual asset market has also been shaken. Bitcoin fluctuated around 9,200 won.
There were also individual company news. Dev Sisters' rating changed from buy to neutral due to excessive spending and failure of new titles.
As market volatility increases, related industries and crude oil supply indicators are reacting sensitively. Investors should pay attention to disclosures and government announcements.