US President Donald Trump provided conflicting messages about when the war in Iran might end, initially suggesting it was nearly over, only to later assert that more decisive actions were still necessary.
On Monday, US President Donald Trump conveyed mixed signals regarding the end of the war in Iran. In an interview with CBS News, Trump claimed that the war was practically over, stating that the United States was well ahead of the original timeline, which estimated the conflict would last 4-5 weeks. These comments alleviated market fears of a prolonged conflict, resulting in a sharp decline in oil prices and a surge in stock prices, with Brent crude oil dropping significantly from a high of $119.50 per barrel to $98.96 by the end of the day.
However, after the stock markets closed, Trump appeared to shift his stance during a speech to Republican Congress members at his golf club in Doral, Florida. He claimed that while the US had achieved numerous victories, more decisive actions were needed to ensure a definitive success that would put an end to the
