(Reuters) – President Donald Trump, Saturday, said that there are three “very successful attacks in the nuclear areas in Iran.
“Iran’s main nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and completely destroyed,” said Trump, television in an oval office address.
After the meeting and the last date, the decision of the Trump with Israel’s main rival with Israel’s main rival, represents the main increase in the conflict.
Market’s reaction: Most markets were closed, the only reaction was in cresticors. Ether fell more than 5%, Bitcoin decreased by 1%.
The comments of some financial analysts are as follows:
Mark Spindel, CIO, Potomac River Capital, Washington DC:
“I think the markets will be excited at first and I think the oil will be. As the next ‘ends’, it intends to increase uncertainty, especially uncertainty and variability.
“Sunday there is time to open open time. Tomorrow I take measures to talk to several people. The dollar will receive an early sign in New Zealand.
Jamie Cox, Management Partner, Harris Financial Group, Richmond, Virginia:
“The oil is convinced that this will be not jumped in the initial news, but in a few days. This will probably lose all the sleeves, and it will probably hit the escape button to the peace deal.”
Mark Malek, General Investment Specialist, Siebert Financial, NYC:
“I think I think it would be very positive for the stock market. I would try to analyze every bottom of the white house and the DRDs of the White House and the DR stick. It would be better to decide last week.
“Thus, this is, especially as if it seems like one and seems like a situation, and as if it seems like a situation, and looks for a long, comprehensive conflict.
Jack Ablin, CRESSET Capital, Chicago General Investment Director:
“It adds a complicated risk layer that we should think and pay attention … This will definitely affect energy prices and potential inflation.”
Saul Kavonic, Great Energy Analyst, MST Marquee, Sydney:
“This escalation can add enough pressure to Iran to retreat from Iran and reduce the conflict and reduce oil prices.
“More Scenarios: This US attack can see a meeting with the target of regional American interests that can take part in the Gulf oil infrastructure, which can enter the Gulf oil infrastructure in areas such as Iraq.
“It depends on how Iran responds to the nearest hours and days, but this was the war, which was seen as the Iranian previously threatened the oil markets to the oil markets.”
Rong Ren Goh, Portfolio Manager, EastPring Investments, Singapore:
“The bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities celebrates an important escalation in the Israeli-Iran conflict and presents a new stage of geopolitical risks, directly involves the possibility of extending the US tension in the region.
“The main weakness for the Asian markets is located in their high energy prices. A gardener increases the risk of supply, which can be fed on inflationary pressure and touching the expected expectations in the region.
“Prospects for a rapid resolution have decreased, the investors are likely to take a risk between the markets. Extensive weaknesses for markets, Asian risks and extensive-based weakness, sustainable geopolitical instability and potential fulfillment of high oil prices.”
Alex Morris, Investment Officer, F / M Investments, Washington DC:
Morris expects crude oil to 80 or more dollars when the trade is restored.
“This is the next stop as a knee reaction. I think it’s a lot to happen on Saturday and Sunday, but not on Sunday,”
Eric Beirich, Portfolio Manager, Sound Income Strategies, Larchmont, New York:
“If there is a nuclear fall – all bets are turned off. The regime will lose everything and understand that the embassies lose everything and will do all kinds of crazy things.”
Christopher Hodge, Prime US Economy, NATIS, New York:
“There are many potential explanations, but it seems that the strikes are not broken, discreet and discriminatory, discriminatory and Iran’s oil export potential.
“Nutritional Popu, which increases oil-pricing, increasing capacity and inflation with inflation, I would not expect a self-sacrifice decision to protect the demand in oil prices to reduce the decision of the selfless.”
(Reportation by Saud Azhar, Suzanne McGee, Scott Murdoch, Vidya Ranganathompiled, Peter Henderson and Vidya Ranganathan)
