Deadlines are shifting. And the market feels it.
I am currently observing everything that is happening — and the feeling is that the market no longer believes in any 'quick victories'.
According to recent data from American media, Marco Rubio conveyed to the G7 ministers that the situation with Iran will drag on for at least another 2–4 weeks. And this already sounds like a quiet acknowledgment: they are not meeting the deadlines that were previously announced.
And then the most interesting part begins.
The longer this drags on, the stronger the pressure on the Donald Trump administration. Because it's one thing to loudly say 'we have already won', and quite another when reality disproves that every day.
And the market feels this very subtly.
There are no sharp panics, no hysteria — but there is tension. A kind of, you know, background tension. When any new statement could swing everything in any direction.
I catch myself thinking that the market has become too dependent on words. Not even on actions, but specifically on rhetoric. Who said what, how it was interpreted, whether people believed it or not.
And in this state of uncertainty, we are living (((