The biggest fear i see on media about the Israel-Iran conflict is a potential direct US involvement. Geopolitical analysts suggest that if this ever became the case, then Iran could block or disrupt oil and LNG flow through the Strait of Hormuz (this accounts for 20-30% of the world's seaborne oil and a significant portion of global LNG) This would of course cause oil prices to rally even harder which will increase the cost of almost everything.
For now however, the most i can see is $80-$84.
So Trump actually wants Iran to trust the US in making a deal at the very same time saying that he knew Israel was going to attack Iran?
How does this even make sense?
This is definitely NOT how to make a deal.
Why do you think the markets are dumping? From a non-technical perspective.
Many are saying it’s because of a potential war with Iran.
Your thoughts? 💭
usdt.D hit that level we mentioned in our update yesterday But the cme hasnt been filled yet. Despite the observable retrace from the level, there's still a plausible argument to be made that it moves extends up.
This deal will be great for US manufacturing. It's much more of a compromise than a "China bent the knee" type of situation.
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