Iran’s speaker called for “going long,” and it worked—U.S. stocks saw a reversal as $90 billion flowed back
Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf urged investors to go long when the market drops, sparking a rebound in sentiment in U.S. stock markets. The S&P 500 index rebounded from its low point by about $90 billion. However, analysts say this rally was driven by news-fueled sentiment swings rather than a structural reversal, because fundamental pressures have not eased and risks remain, including elevated oil prices and geopolitical instability.
MarketWhisper·03-31 02:22












