Live: Dow, Nasdaq shoot while Trump presses Israel to keep the fire of Iran, oil prices slide

Wall Street opened much more on Tuesday, with the feeling of investors raised by signs of a temporary pause in the growing conflict between Israel and Iran. The Dow Jones Industrial Average increased more than 400 points, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 also registered strong early profits. The rally follows an attempt to high the fire of the United States and the growing efforts of President Donald Trump to prevent both parties from reviving hostilities.

Trump resorted to social networks with a clear message for Israel after renewed missile activity reports:

“Israel. Don’t drop those bombs. If you do, it’s an important violation. Bring your pilots home now!”
– Posted by President Donald Trump in Truth Social

Despite the new tensions, the high fire has not yet collapsed, and the markets seem to be reacting to the hope that diplomacy can have, at least temporarily.

Meanwhile, oil prices are falling, with Brent and WTI’s futures tending to the levels prior to the conflict. Investors are also closely observing the testimony of the president of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, about Capitol Hill, since Trump continues to press for the cuts of interest rates to support the economy in the midst of global instability.

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Stay with us for real -time coverage as the developments develop from Washington, Tehran and Tel Aviv, already measure that global markets respond to each movement.