Global stock markets rebounded as Donald Trump signaled a possible end to the conflict with Iran, prompting a decline in oil prices from recent highs.Crude prices retreated toward 90 dollars per barrel as supply disruption fears eased, helping the S&P 500 stabilize after threatening a major technical support level.Investors now balance optimism for a swift resolution against risks of lingering stagflation and global energy instability caused by threats to the Strait of Hormuz.The
Dow Jones and other international indices rallied on Tuesday as traders shifted from panic to a buying-the-dip mentality across major financial sectors.