Iran to halt transactions with the United States in protest of U.S. support for Israel. U.S. stock indices plunge briefly, with Nasdaq futures turning negative intraday; international oil prices surge in the short term, while spot gold drops $30 in a short period.
Iran will halt transactions with the United States in protest against U.S. support for Israel. U.S. stock indices dropped sharply in the short term, Nasdaq futures turned negative during the day, international oil prices surged briefly, and spot gold fell $30 in a short period.
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