House GOP Delays Vote on Iran War Powers Resolution

House Republican leaders have postponed a vote on an Iran war powers resolution that was originally set for Wednesday, indicating potential divisions within the party regarding military engagement. This delay may influence risk appetite among investors, particularly in sectors sensitive to geopolitical tensions. Assets most exposed include defense stocks and oil markets, as uncertainty around U.S. military actions can lead to volatility in energy prices and defense spending. Traders will be watching for any new developments or statements from House leadership that could clarify the timeline for the vote or signal shifts in U.S. foreign policy.

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