🗞️ Market Insight｜Trump Declares Ceasefire — Real Deal or Market Noise? Earlier this morning, former U.S. President Donald Trump announced that a "full and complete ceasefire" had been agreed between Israel and Iran. He claimed: Iran would begin ceasefire operations within 6 hours, Israel would follow within 12 hours, And the war would officially end within 24 hours. The statement sparked immediate market reactions — but so far, no official confirmation has been released by either government. 📊 Market Response (within hours): Oil prices dropped sharply Brent and WTI crude futures fell more than 3.6%, as markets priced in lower geopolitical risk. Global indices ticked higher U.S. stock futures saw mild gains, reflecting a return to “risk-on” sentiment. Safe havens softened The U.S. Dollar weakened slightly, while gold saw early selling pressure. 📌 MGM’s View: While any sign of de-escalation is welcome, we urge caution. At this point, the ceasefire statement has not been independently verified, and no official statements have been issued by Israeli or Iranian authorities. This may be another case of headline-driven volatility, often used by markets to trigger short-term repositioning — especially when liquidity is thin. 🎯 What Traders Should Watch: Expect increased short-term volatility in oil and gold. Avoid chasing early moves — without real confirmation, price action may reverse. Watch for updates from official sources before adjusting long-term positions. At Macro Global Markets, we help our traders navigate uncertain news flows with clear and timely insights. Stay connected for real-time updates and professional analysis. #MacroGlobalMarkets #MarketInsight #GeopoliticalRisk #OilPrices #TrumpCeasefire #IsraelIran #MGMUpdates