Dmytro Kharkov

S&P 500 drops about 20 points as markets stay calm, Mario Nawfal notes

S&P 500 drops about 20 points as markets stay calm, Mario Nawfal notes
Markets steady despite U.S.-Iran tension

Despite a dramatic warning from former President Trump that Iran’s 'entire civilization will die tonight,' markets have shown limited reaction. Mario Nawfal highlights that the S&P 500 slipped only around 20 points, suggesting that investors remain largely unfazed by the escalating rhetoric between the U.S. and Iran.

This perspective is reinforced by commentary that markets appear to be calling Trump's bluff, according to a cited source.

Nawfal has previously reported that S&P 500 futures liquidity dropped to $5.1 million, reaching lows not seen since April 2025. He also detailed that Emirates Airlines secured war risk insurance at $100,000 per week, a rate described as unusually low by rival insurers. These developments provide context for the current restrained market response.

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