The draft agreement is like a time bomb that could explode at any moment.


Contradictions, missiles, vetoed clauses—any small accident could turn the energy markets upside down within minutes.
If the agreement takes effect—energy prices plummet, inflation cools down, the Federal Reserve loosens, and funds rush back into risk assets.
If it collapses—oil prices soar, inflation sticks, and rate cut expectations are shattered.
After Iran's leader spoke yesterday, oil prices surged sharply; some closed their positions overnight, while others added to their holdings.
Today, news came out again causing volatility.
This is no longer investing; it’s gambling with your life.
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