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Markets rally on revived hopes for an Iran deal
Analysts say uncertainty around depleted oil and munitions stockpiles adds to the market sensitivity to any new deal signals from the Trump administration.
CNBC Markets reports that investors pushed higher despite an Iran deal that did not materialize, as markets continued to react to renewed signals from the Trump administration.
The outlet said market optimism has persisted even though, according to analysts, oil reserves and munitions stockpiles are reportedly dwindling.
As those buffers decline, CNBC Markets reports analysts are questioning how long markets will keep responding positively every time the administration dangles the prospect of an Iran deal.
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