Trump’s Brutal Sanctions Pushes Iran’s Coronavirus Crisis to the Brink
The United States and Iran are closer to war than many realize. The Trump administration may be weaponizing coronavirus against Iran’s regime
March 21, 2020 No Comments
The United States and Iran are closer to war than many realize. The Trump administration may be weaponizing coronavirus against Iran’s regime
Turkey’s foreign minister has said the government opposes U.S. sanctions on Iran. Yet, the stock market rally is far from slowing down.
The world’s largest hedge funds says these three catalysts could ignite a gold price surge that launches the asset 30% higher to $2,000.
Donald Trump is being blamed for the tragic plane crash in Iran. Here’s why he may secretly want you to finger him and not Tehran.
While investors have so far turned their noses up at warnings about inflated valuations, geopolitical instability, and ballooning debt, the facts about the precarious state of the US stock market can’t be ignored.
Protesters shouted demands for Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to step down. They could be heard chanting near Tehran Polytechnic University.
The mass deletions drew outrage from Iranian government officials. International journalist advocacy groups in Iran and Belgium are pushing back too.
President Trump has hinted at support for a new nuclear deal with Iran, but what would a new agreement mean for Barack Obama’s legacy?
Boeing stock rose as the world became increasingly certain that missiles, not mechanical failure, brought down the Ukrainian 737 in Iran.
Gold plunged 4.4% in two days, coinciding with a broad recovery stocks after Iran and the United States mutually agreed to de-escalate.
Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) futures point to a strong stock market open on Thursday but further attacks from Iran could derail it.
The White House thinks Iran was pulling punches in its retaliatory strike, and markets couldn’t be more pleased that both sides want peace.
The stock market has fluctuated wildly in response to Iran tensions, but they’re just a smokescreen distracting from a much greater threat.
Crude oil’s volatile ride continued on Wednesday, as prices peaked at new 52-week highs before crashing again.
The cause of Iran’s plane crash probably won’t become clear in the near-term, but either outcome will be bad for the Dow.
The stock market rallied aggressively after an overnight plunge, but Trump’s impending remarks could throw the Dow and gold price into disarray.
Expect stocks to stumble over Iran as long as the tense uncertainty lasts, but history shows stocks generally do well in times of war.
A sharp drop in the Dow Futures indicates the U.S. stock market did not price in direct attacks on U.S. troops by Iran and the precarious direction the conflict has taken.
Cybersecurity stocks such as CrowdStrike are expected to benefit from the cyberattack threat posed by Iran.
It’s no surprise that Trump’s Iran gambit reads out “World War 3” in the trends when his critics have already compared him to Hitler.
After soaring to record highs last week, the Dow Jones suddenly feels uncomfortably bearish. Here are 10 reasons why.
Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) futures point to disastrous stock market open on Monday as Iran threatens retaliation on Trump
Dow Jones futures indicate a steep 136-point drop at Monday’s open. But, additional rate cuts can prevent a full on melt down.
Investors have become jittery about the impact Iran’s retaliation could have on the US stock market, but how much pain will there really be?
By attacking Iran, it looks like President Trump has accomplished three of his personal agendas, something he criticized former President Barack Obama for.
The unexpected tension with Iran could be enough to ignite a US stock market crash as traders jump ship after a decade long bull market
Dismal economic data and heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East pushed gold prices sharply higher on Friday.
With current tensions between Iran and the US increasing and thereby raising the chances of a military conflict, defense stocks are attractive.
Oil stocks are bound to rise as fears of an escalation in conflict between the US and Iran grow. Already oil prices have surged.
The 53 billion barrels of crude oil reserves that Iran has revealed would comprise about 3% of the current proven reserves in the world. More
More and more Iranians are parking their savings into the Tehran bourse as staggering inflation weakens their trust in the Rial. Tehran Times reports that
Saudi’s crown prince warned that war with Iran would lead to a sweeping shattering the world’s economy. In a rare televised interview on 60 minutes
The Dow Jones clung to small gains on Monday thanks to better-than-expected US manufacturing data, despite a barrage of negative geopolitical headlines for the US
The price of gold rose along with the dollar on Friday after the Trump administration announced harsher sanctions on Iran over its alleged role in
The Dow’s dramatic reversal sputtered on Thursday, as the post-Fed rally ran out of steam amid a burgeoning crisis in the Middle East and warnings
The warning by President Donald Trump that the U.S. is “locked and loaded” ready to attack Iran over suspicion that it was behind the drone
Edward Snowden tweeted a warning to Amazon’s AWS division this morning regarding a recent decision to ban all of Iran from the platform. Amazon kicks
It’s no secret that foes of the United States – including Venezuela, Iran, Russia, and China – are experimenting with cryptocurrency technology as they seek
These are uncertain times, but for anyone who has been keenly watching President Donald Trump’s game of chicken with Iran, the only certainty is that
The Dow nervously crept higher on Wednesday, even as President Trump lobbed another threat at Iran over its flagrant violation of the 2015 nuclear deal.
Iran has admitted that it actively violates embargoes and treaties against its developing nuclear weapons or technology. The tiny country in the Middle East has
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