Did Trump’s strikes be strengthened or his credibility was eroded?

On Saturday, the United States held air strikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, and entered the Israel war against Tehran. The timing was unexpected. On Thursday, US President Donald Trump said he was still thinking about our involvement and will reach a decision.During the next two weeks“

Financial and political analysts have taken this phrase largely as a word symbol of inaction.

“There are also doubts that the timeline” for two weeks “is a very familiar saying that the president uses to delay making any major decision.”

In fact, Trump usually neglected the follow -up after giving a “two -week” timetable on the main procedures, according to what it said NBC News.

And who can forget Taco Trade? It is an abbreviation that symbolizes “Trump always comes out” – which describes a pattern of the American president who threatens the heavy customs tariffs, weighs the weight of the markets, but it stops temporarily or reduces its intensity at a later time, and helps inventories on the bounce.

“Trump must bury Taku before he bury Taco … He was forced to use many occasions, and this cost him a lot of credibility,” said David Woo, CEO of David Woo Undrood.

Thus, Trump continued his threat, and before the proposed timetable for two weeks.

“There will be peace, or there will be a much greater tragedy for Iran than what we have seen over the past eight days,” Trump said on Saturday evening.

But given Trump’s criticism of us to participate in wars under other presidents, does America add Iran’s bombing to his credibility, or more erosion?

The United States strikes Iran
US President Donald Trump said on Saturday The United States attacked Iranian nuclear sitesHe pushed America to the Israeli war with its opponent for a long time. Defense Minister Beit Higseth said on Sunday.Iran’s nuclear aspirations were made“The decision to attack Iran involves The American army in the active war in the Middle East – Something that Trump pledges to avoid.

Iran invites “outrageous” attacks
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragichi on Sunday He said Tehran She keeps all options to defend her sovereignty And people after the “outrageous” American attacks on three of their specialization Nuclear enrichment facilities. Meanwhile, the Iranian -owned media reported this Support the Iranian parliament closing Hermoz Strait, citing a large project. The United States on Sunday He called China to prevent Iran from doing so.

Futures in the United States declined
Futures in the United States slipped on Sunday evening While investors’ reaction to Washington’s strikes on Iran was. Friday, The American markets have mostly fell. the S & P 500 It lost 0.22 %, the third loss session in a row, while Nasdak 0.51 % fell. but Dow Jon’s industrial average Eched out earlier 0.08 %. General Europe Stoxx 600 The index increased by 0.13 %, however The week ended with 1.5 %.

Petroleum jogs, but Bitcoin declined
Oil prices jumped on Sunday evening In the United States, its first trading session after Saturday strikes. United States crude oil 1.76 dollars, or 2.38 %, rose to $ 75.60 a barrel, while the global standard Brent It rose $ 1.80, or 2.34 %, to $ 78.81 a barrel. During, Bitcoin Prices for a short period Less than $ 99,000 decreased Sunday, its lowest level in more than a month, before reducing the losses. It is now traded about $ 100,940, a decrease of 1.5 %.

(Professional) eyes to read inflation
Where the markets go this week It will depend on whether the conflict in the Middle East is escalating after the US involvement. Investors must also monitor economic data. Personal spending price index in May, the preferred scale of inflation in the Federal Reserve, will be issued on Friday, and will determine whether it is Definitions began to heat inflation.

How can regime change in Iran affect global oil prices

Senior Israeli officials said this week that their military campaign against Iran could lead to the fall of the regime, an event that will have huge implications for the global oil market.

There are no signs that the regime in Iran is about to collapse.

But more destabilizing political stability in Iran “could lead to a significant increase in oil prices over long periods,” said Natasha Kiniva, head of global commodity research at JPMorgan, in a memorandum of customers this week.

There have been eight cases to change the system in the main oil -producing countries since 1979, according to JPMorgan. Oil prices increased by 76 % on average at their peak in the wake of these changes, before declining to stabilize at a higher price by about 30 % compared to pre -crisis levels, according to the bank.