Nikkei Index Expected to Rise on Hopes of Swift Resolution to Iran Conflict

Deep News04-01

Japanese equities are poised for gains amid growing optimism that the conflict involving Iran may conclude shortly. U.S. President Trump stated on Tuesday that American forces would withdraw from Iran within two to three weeks. In Singapore exchange trading, Nikkei index futures advanced 3.2 percent to 52,955 points. Market participants are closely monitoring developments in the Middle East and their potential impact on energy prices. The Nikkei index declined 1.6 percent on Tuesday, closing at 51,063.72 points.

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