The market might be strongly reacting to President Trump’s decision on landmark Iran nuclear deal that to be announced this afternoon. The U.S. is planning to pull out of the deal, while global allies are for sticking on to the deal signed in 2015 by Obama. Political analysts are fearing dangerous consequences for Trump’s move and that might lead to a war with Iran in the worst case. The immedia
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