Trump gets easy to breathe markets as they are hedge to Iran

A look at the upcoming day in Stella Qiu in Europe and global markets

Thus, President Donald Trump said that we need to wait two more weeks until they decide whether there is an attack on Iran. In the meantime, the markets mainly breathe a convenience, but be careful for the conflict in the Middle East.

Brent oil prices are 2.5% on Friday, delete some recent savings, but still last a week, a third straight week.

The price of falling oil was causing European shares, EUROSTOXX 50 futures 0.7% and FTSE Futures increased by 0.3%. Nasdaq futures and S & P 500 futures were both 0.2% lower.

Some analysts pointed to two-week end dates for the letters of US trading partners, including other major decisions in the tariff negotiations, and I hope the interval Tehran will put pressure on the interval.

As China and Australia, Japan and Australia were mixed on Friday, although China and Australia are higher. South Korea’s sharing Benchmark has announced the newly selected President Lee Jae Myung, the first elected President Lee Jae Myung, for the first time since the beginning of 2022.

The US dollar was on the back leg, although the Middle East conflict earns 0.5% for a weekly profit in secure flows. Again, a week of earnings will not return the last tendency, and many analytical dollars are expected to have a further run.

China, Japanese data, re-inflation re-inflation re-inflation information from Japanese data re-inflation re-inflation has not changed to Benchmark rates. Investors doubt such an action will come before December.

In one night, a number of European central banks, including Norwegian Central Bank, have since cut the Norwegian Central Bank since 2020.

Basic developments that can affect the markets on Friday:

– Germany PPI data for May

– British retail data for May

– ECB releases the economic newsletter

(By Stella Qiu; Edmund corrected by Klamann)