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Markets Stabilize After U.S. Confirms Iran-Israel Ceasefire
Following 12 days of hostilities, President Trump announced that Israel and Iran had reached a ceasefire agreement, brokered through Qatari mediation. However, tensions remain, with Iran cautioning it could withdraw from the deal if Israeli strikes continue and Israel reports new missile launches.
Despite Iran’s limited retaliation targeting U.S. bases in Qatar and Iraq, markets responded positively. The U.S. refrained from striking nuclear facilities, and Iran’s response was measured, suggesting a reduced risk of further escalation.
📉 Oil prices declined, the U.S. dollar weakened, and risk appetite improved.
USOIL has shown signs of short-term overselling, and a technical rebound is likely during today’s session. Traders participating in crude oil can consider buying on dips, focusing on short-term opportunities with proper position management. Quick entries and exits are recommended.
History repeats: military conflicts ignite massive oil rallies!
* Gulf War (1990): Oil surged 160% ($16 to $40)
* US Invasion of Iraq (2003): Oil jumped 200%+ ($26 to $76)
* Arab Spring (2011): Oil rose 60%+ ($73 to $115)
* Russia-Ukraine War (2022): Oil doubled ($65 to $132)
TODAY (2025): Israel-Iran tensions escalate, threatening 20-30% of global oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz. JP Morgan projects $120+ Brent, a 60%+ upside!
I'm all in with a buy on Brent oil at 73.900. Let's check where its at by Wednesday!