The impact of war with Iran on the stock market -
Is history repeating itself?
The news flow surrounding the security tensions with Iran has recently become the talk of investors,
as the escalating tensions in the Middle East are becoming a growing source of concern for global markets.
This situation generates considerable volatility and fear among investors worldwide.
However, despite the rise in investor tension...
The behavior on the ground continues to closely follow the historical pattern that characterized US stocks during geopolitical shocks.
These are situations where political or military events affect the stock market.
Typically, history shows that the market tends to react with short declines that later stabilize.
According to data from Deutsche Bank,
are we already approaching the point where markets reached a "bottom" in previous tensions?
Will history repeat itself, or will things be different this time, in the Trump era?