TRUMP SAYS ON IRAN THAT “WE’VE KNOCKED THE HELL OUT OF THEM, AND WE MAY DO IT A LITTLE BIT FURTHER,” ADDING THAT MANY GREAT PATRIOTS REALLY LOVE THE IRAN WAR

Former President Trump, according to the headline, stated that the U.S. has "knocked the hell out of" Iran and may continue operations "a little bit further," while describing patriotic support for the Iran war. The reported remarks signal an escalation-leaning posture that could transmit to markets through a geopolitical risk premium, with investors typically repricing crude oil and energy-sector equities upward on expectations of supply disruption through the Strait of Hormuz and broader Gulf shipping lanes. Safe-haven flows would likely favor gold, U.S. Treasuries, and the Swiss franc and Japanese yen, while equity risk appetite and emerging-market assets exposed to Gulf trade or regional energy costs could face pressure. Traders should watch the next OPEC+ production decision and weekly EIA crude inventory data, along with any official statements from the Pentagon or Iranian government, as confirmation of whether the rhetoric translates into tangible supply or shipping disruption.

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