Markets rebound after Trump Iran ceasefire deal
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- Oil prices initially rose as investors feared Trump's threats against Iran, but later slid following news of a ceasefire.
- Stocks experienced an early sell-off, then surged as markets cheered the two-week ceasefire agreement between Trump and Tehran.
- Bitcoin saw a significant rise past $69,000, reversing early losses on hopes for an Iran deal, despite earlier concerns about breaking support if Trump escalated threats.
- Anurag Singh from Economic Times Markets suggests the 'worst is behind us' for crude oil prices and markets after the Iran talks.
Why it matters: A two-week ceasefire between Trump and Tehran led to a market rally and Bitcoin rising past $69,000.
