Institutions: Market volatility is expected to rise amid geopolitical uncertainty

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on July 8 that Algebris Investment analyst Gabriele Foa stated in a report that, as oil prices rise and supply decreases, the market may face higher volatility for the remainder of 2026. Renewed attacks between the US and Iran, along with President Trump's declaration that the Iran ceasefire agreement has ended, have raised new concerns about potential shocks to oil supply. Rising oil prices, decreasing global oil supply, and renewed instability in interest rates may lead to increased market volatility.```