Analysts from Actinver indicated that on the American front, Donald Trump pointed to an aggressive policy to end the conflict, while from the Iranian front, they publicly rejected the US proposals. Meanwhile, operations in Europe anticipate a 1.0 percent loss for the London FTSE 100 at 10,505.18 points, Germany's DAX falls 0.98% to 22,714.49 points, followed by Spain's IBEX 35 with 0.94% less at 17,909.23 whole points, and France's CAC 40, which hovers around 7,817.58 points, losing 0.37%. Thus, the opening of local stock markets shows red numbers: for the main index of the Mexican Stock Exchange, the S&P/BMV IPC, the drop is 0.71% at a level of 67,700.18 whole points, and for the FTSE-BIVA of the Institutional Stock Exchange, the retreat is 0.86% at 1,347.09 points. Meanwhile, in the international oil market, benchmark crude oils reflect a 3.68% decrease for West Texas Intermediate at $93.64 per barrel, while the Brent reference falls 4.76%, around $107.09 green bills per barrel. The lack of diplomatic progress between the United States and Iran once again injected nervousness into the markets, causing losses for most stock indices globally. The Nasdaq registers a 0.94% decline at 21,724.02 whole points, the S&P 500 subtracts 0.61% with 6,552.03 points, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average falls 0.05% with 46,406.17 units. "This morning's movement is due to the escalation of tensions between the United States and Iran, where both powers maintain positions without clear signs of negotiation."
US-Iran Tensions Cause Global Market Decline
Lack of diplomatic progress between the US and Iran has caused market nervousness, leading to losses for global stock indices. Analysts attribute this to escalating tensions between the two powers without clear signs of negotiation.
