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The Israeli Broadcasting Authority is reporting that PM Netanyahu approves every attack launched in Beiriut (Lebanon).Pres. Trump is trying to get Israel and Netanyahu stop the attacks in Lebanon on Hezbollah. According to this report if there are additional tariffs, the buck stops at Netanyahu (and threatens the peace process).As we head into the weekend, stocks are giving back earlier gains, with both the Dow and S&P slipping into negative territory. The Dow is down -0.63% and the S&P is lower by -0.19%. The NASDAQ is still holding modest gains of +0.17%, but well off its session highs where it had been up 189 points. Technically, the index has also moved back below its 100-day moving average at 22,900.37 and currently trades around 22,873, tilting the near-term bias more to the downside technically.
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at investinglive.com.
💡 DMK Insight
Tensions in the Middle East are flaring, and here’s why that matters for traders: geopolitical instability often leads to volatility in global markets, particularly in oil and currencies. If PM Netanyahu continues to approve attacks in Lebanon, we could see a spike in oil prices as supply concerns mount, impacting everything from energy stocks to inflation rates. Traders should keep an eye on the U.S. dollar, as any escalation could lead to a flight to safety, strengthening the dollar against other currencies. Moreover, if President Trump’s attempts to mediate fail, we might see additional tariffs or sanctions, which could further destabilize the region and create ripple effects across commodities and equities. The market’s reaction to these geopolitical developments can be swift, so monitoring oil prices and the dollar index is crucial. Look for key levels in oil around recent highs, as a breakout could signal further upside. In the coming days, watch for any news from the White House regarding negotiations or military actions, as these could serve as catalysts for market movements.
📮 Takeaway
Keep an eye on oil prices and the U.S. dollar; any escalation in Lebanon could trigger volatility and affect trading strategies.
