Trump claims oil prices will fall after attack on Iran
Trump defended the need to attack Iran at the UN to prevent nuclear weapons, claiming oil prices will plummet.
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The Ibex 35 closes at 19,573 points, seeking a positive balance for the week.
Trump defended the need to attack Iran at the UN to prevent nuclear weapons, claiming oil prices will plummet.
The war with Iran has accumulated **$40 billion** in costs for the United States, raising inflation and military spending in an election year.
Saudi Arabia faces a crisis from Houthi attacks and Iranian pressure, affecting its crude oil exports.
Iran adopts cryptocurrencies and eases currency controls to relieve its economy during the war and US blockade.
Russia is secretly collaborating with Iran to develop advanced supersonic cruise missiles. This programme, C430L, aims to threaten US warships.
Ibex 35 rises 1.37% to exceed 19,850 points, a new all-time high, driven by falling oil prices amid diplomatic advances between the US and Iran.
Bankinter sets $100 as the alert threshold for oil and warns that the war with Iran will be long and intermittent.
Ibex 35 rises 1.1% to 19,795 points as oil drops 6.8% following US-Iran dialogue. Repsol leads losses, while IAG and Inditex top gains.
Oil rises to $84 and geopolitical risks accumulate, yet markets remain at highs. Investors overlook warning signs like FOMO in SpaceX.
Trump threatens Iran with retaliation after the death of three soldiers in Jordan and Iraq. Tehran challenges with a possible intervention in Kharg.
Ibex-35 falls 0.05% to 19,206.9 points, with Grifols (+3.72%) and Solaria (+1.78%) as rising stocks amid geopolitical tensions.