One message from Trump on Iran – and the world's markets react wildly

Trump's announcement postponing strikes on Iran led to an approximately 1% drop in oil prices to $91.56 and gains of up to 5% in Asian stock markets. Investors hope for the opening of negotiations, but experts warn against premature optimism. Meanwhile, Nvidia's stock fell 4.2% amid the CEO Jensen Huang affair.

U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement postponing further strikes on Iran sparked optimism in financial markets. Oil prices fell to their lowest level in about two months, and Asian stock markets recorded sharp gains of up to 5%. Investors hope the move will pave the way for negotiations between Washington and Tehran. Meanwhile, inflation data to be released in the U.S. may determine whether interest rates rise again. The article quotes Nick Twidale, chief strategist at ATFX Global, who warns against premature optimism, and Daniel Morgan from Synovus Trust, who assesses that Nvidia can maintain its position even if the CEO's role is reduced. Also covered is the Nvidia affair: CEO Jensen Huang admitted he was not faithful to his wife, amid reports of a relationship with a Chinese businesswoman who passed information to Beijing.