‘Make a deal in 48 hours or face destruction’, Trump gives Iran last chance; Will the Strait of Hormuz be closed?

Washington/Tehran: The fire in West Asia (Middle East) has now reached such a dangerous point from where the economy of the entire world can be shaken. US President Donald Trump has given Iran only 48 hours to give a stern warning. Trump clearly says that if an agreement is not reached within this time limit, Iran will have to face such “dire consequences” that it could not have even imagined.

48 hour ‘deadly’ countdown begins

This tense statement has come when the deadline of April 6 is very near and diplomatic talks between the two countries seem to be derailed. Donald Trump roared on his social media platform ‘Truth Social’, writing, “Remember when I gave Iran 10 days to make a deal and open the Strait of Hormuz? That time is now fast running out. Within the next 48 hours, terrible trouble will befall them.” This threat by Trump has created a stir around the world regarding global markets, especially crude oil supply.

Hormuz Strait: New reason for world war?

The root of this entire dispute is the ‘Strait of Hormuz’. This sea route is one of the most important routes in the world, because a large part of the global oil and gas supply passes through here. Iran has increased its control and obstacles on this route, causing an uproar in international markets. Trump’s main demand is that Iran reopen this route without any conditions. If this route remains closed, the energy crisis will deepen across the world and prices of petrol and diesel will start skyrocketing.

There will be a huge stir in the stock market on Monday!

Investors around the world are holding their breath over this growing ‘triangular’ tension between Iran, Israel and America. Market experts believe that the effect of Trump’s ultimatum will be visible as soon as the stock market opens on Monday. If no concrete deal is reached within 48 hours and America moves towards military action, then a major crash may be seen in the stock market on Monday.

On the other hand, if there are any positive talks behind the scenes in these 48 hours and there are signs of tension reducing, then there may be a wave of relief in the market. Right now, the entire world’s eyes are on the clock – will there be war or a deal? The decision will be taken in the next two days.