Monday test difficult for share market! Crude oil prices may rise, what color will gold and silver show tomorrow?

Stock Market News: The talks between America and Iran in Pakistan’s capital Islamabad have ended without any result. After this long conversation that lasted for about 21 hours, US Vice President JD Vance said that both the sides could not reach any agreement. According to him, America tried its best to reach an agreement with Iran, but Iran refused to accept the American conditions.

Vance said that the American side showed great flexibility during the negotiations, but a situation could not be created in which Iran would be ready to accept the American proposals. He also said that now the American delegation is returning.

Danger of negative impact on global markets

The failure of this dialogue is being considered a negative sign not only for America and Iran but also for the global economy. Amidst the already ongoing conflict and tension, it was expected that talks would lead to some improvement in the situation, but now the uncertainty has increased further.

After the failure of the talks, there is a possibility of increasing panic among investors, the effect of which may be visible on the global stock markets on Monday. According to experts, when uncertainty increases, panic selling is often seen in the markets, which can put pressure on indices like Sensex and Nifty.

Crude oil may become expensive

Sectors such as oil and gas could be particularly affected as their costs are directly linked to crude oil prices. If crude oil prices increase, industries like aviation, auto and tires may also be negatively impacted.

With increasing tensions between Iran and America, concerns have again increased regarding the strategic oil route like the Strait of Hormuz. This route is considered very important for global oil supply. The fear of supply disruption may lead to a rise in crude oil prices in the international market, which may further increase inflationary pressure, especially in import-dependent countries like India.

Possibility of rise in gold and silver prices

In times of such global stress, gold and silver are generally considered safe havens, due to which their demand may increase. However, their prices are affected not only by geopolitical tensions but also by the condition of the dollar, interest rates and global economic trends, hence at present there is a high possibility of volatility in the market.

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What will happen next?

The situation in the coming days will entirely depend on whether diplomatic talks between America and Iran resume or tensions increase further. If talks move forward, stability may return to the markets, but if tensions increase, global markets may see further instability.