Opinion
OPINION: Investors remain jittery as mixed signals rattle markets
SEOUL, March 10 (AJP) - The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is rattling global financial markets. Yet the main driver of daily volatility has been the mixed signals about it, rather than the conflict itself. Even a single remark from U.S. President Donald Trump has triggered rapid market swings, sending oil prices and stock indexes soaring or tumbling. In just a few days, crude prices have taken a roller-coaster ride. Brent crude surged to as high as $119 a barrel in Asian
March 10, 2026
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