Bertille Bayart : « Donald Trump et les “panicards” »
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In a chronique published on March 24, 2026, Bertille Bayart discusses the financial markets' reaction to the war in Iran, which began on February 28th. Despite market volatility, investors are not pricing in worst-case scenarios, such as the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz, with oil prices remaining relatively stable. This is attributed to the belief that the conflict, like the previous trade war, will be short-lived due to the anticipated involvement of Donald Trump. The article suggests that markets are betting on a quick resolution driven by Trump's actions, drawing parallels to his handling of the trade war. The full article is available to subscribers.
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AI-ExtractedMike Wirth (Chevron CEO) noted that even at over $100 a barrel, prices don't fully reflect the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
Financial markets are extremely nervous and volatile since the beginning of the war in Iran on February 28.
Markets are betting on a disengagement of the US president from the war in Iran.
The relative composure of investors is based on the belief that this is a remake, and therefore they can anticipate the next events.
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