Ten opinions on what US/Iran escalation means for the markets
Here’s what people in the know have to say about possible market-moving fallout from the US airstrike and death of Qasem Soleimani
03 January 2020 - 13:18
Singapore/London — The tone in global financial markets has turned cautious after a US airstrike killed a top Iranian commander, fueling concern over an escalation in tensions.
US stock futures dropped and Asian shares reversed gains, while oil spiked along with the yen and gold...
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