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S&P 500, İran satışlarından sonra toparlanıyor – Deutsche Bank.

22.04.2026 09:45

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The S&P 500 futures have managed to recover after experiencing a significant decline since late March, as reported by analysts at Deutsche Bank, according to the market trends. This comeback follows heightened geopolitical tensions due to Iran and growing apprehensions regarding a potential shift in the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy direction. Although U.S. economic indicators showed strong growth and some positive corporate earnings reports, the overall equity market still suffered considerable losses, except for the energy sector, which managed to rise due to increasing oil prices.

A general retreat in the market allowed these futures to bounce. Experts highlighted that Donald Trump’s decision to extend the ceasefire sparked a slight recovery in overnight trading after stocks and bonds alike faced losses across the Atlantic. Specifically, S&P futures increased by 0.51%, which is expected to counteract most of the 0.63% decline recorded the previous day—the S&P 500 had its first consecutive daily drop in three weeks.

Their analysis further pointed out that despite stronger economic data, U.S. stock markets were dampened by persistent concerns over Iran and the potential for a more cautious Federal Reserve stance. This led to a reduction in investor optimism. The report even noted that the S&P 500 had lost its early gains, closing at 0.63% lower than its previous level, marking its weakest performance since March 27, with two-thirds of the index companies ending on a negative note.

Moreover, the energy sector emerged as a notable exception, gaining 1.31%. Nevertheless, the overall market still faced setbacks, with analysts emphasizing the continuing challenges posed by both geopolitical and monetary policy uncertainties.

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