Oil prices jump and stocks slide after Trump says Iran ceasefire is 'over' before walking back remarks
Oil prices surged and global stock markets fell after President Donald Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran was "over," though markets partially recovered after he later clarified the recent fighting did not mean a return to full-scale war. The S&P 500 initially fell 1.1% before trimming losses to 0.3%, while the Dow dropped 1.1% and Brent crude climbed 5% above $78 per barrel. Trump's mixed messages on the conflict have created uncertainty about inflation and economic stability.
Key quotes
Trump said the ceasefire agreement was 'over'
Trump said in the afternoon that the most recent fighting did not mean a return to full-scale war
They're his latest mixed messages on what will happen with the war, which threatens to worsen inflation for the world
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