Trading floor in panic amid US-Israel strikes on Iran: stocks fall as gold and oil prices surge on screens.
Trading floor in panic amid US-Israel strikes on Iran: stocks fall as gold and oil prices surge on screens.
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Ataques de EE.UU.-Israel a Irán: oro y petróleo suben mientras las acciones caen

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Tras los ataques de EE.UU. e Israel contra Irán que mataron al líder supremo, ayatolá Alí Jamenei —detallados en la cobertura previa sobre volatilidad en el mercado de criptomonedas—, los precios del oro subieron un 2% mientras el petróleo se disparó más del 7%, reflejando la demanda de refugio seguro en medio de las crecientes tensiones en Oriente Medio.

Los ataques han desencadenado amplios cambios en los mercados, con los inversores favoreciendo activos de refugio seguro. El oro subió un 2% el lunes hasta un máximo de cuatro semanas, subrayando la incertidumbre económica. Brent crude futures spiked to $82.37 per barrel—the highest since January 2025—before settling at $78.24, up 7.37%. Supply disruption fears from the conflict could push prices toward $100 per barrel. Equity markets turned defensive: the S&P 500 fell 0.6%, small-caps dropped nearly 2%, and the 2-year Treasury yield hit its lowest since August 2022. Indian markets brace for weakness due to higher oil costs. Real estate equities outperformed, buoyed by REIT earnings and lower rates, even as AI-related concerns added to risk aversion. These reactions highlight global markets' sensitivity to the Iran conflict.

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Las discusiones en X confirman que los precios del oro suben entre un 2-4% y el petróleo se dispara un 7-13% por el aumento de la demanda de refugio seguro tras los ataques de EE.UU.-Israel que mataron a Jamenei, mientras los futuros de acciones caen ante temores de escalada en Oriente Medio, disrupciones en el suministro y volatilidad del mercado. Los traders expresan cautela por riesgos inflacionarios pero señalan oportunidades en materias primas.

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