TRUMP: ISRAEL NEVER TALKED ME INTO WAR WITH IRAN

Former President Donald Trump’s statement that Israel did not influence him to pursue war with Iran reduces immediate geopolitical risk premium priced into Middle East-related assets. The comment eases concerns over potential U.S.-backed military escalation involving Iran, affecting risk appetite for regional exposure, particularly Israeli bonds and equities, which had been under scrutiny for war-related volatility. Markets are assessing the credibility of Trump’s stance amid ongoing tensions, with energy markets—especially crude oil—sensitive to shifts in Iran conflict rhetoric due to supply disruption risks. Defense stocks may see reduced momentum if de-escalation signals persist. Traders will watch upcoming U.S. diplomatic engagements with Gulf allies as a catalyst for renewed risk pricing.

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