Forecast of tomorrow’s stock market / Continuation of the current trend of the stock market in case of intensification of the uncertainty of the JCPOA
According to Tejarat News, capital market experts today after the events that happened in the market, for Stock forecast Tomorrow, they will carefully follow the news of JCPOA and developments in the currency market.
Until the moment of writing this report, no response has been issued by the US government or the European Union in line with Iran’s JCPOA proposals. But stock market activists and even other financial markets are eagerly waiting for the response from the western parties. Today’s developments in the capital market showed the broad effectiveness of the stock market from the uncertainties of the JCPOA. In such a way that many stakeholders and experts in social networks complained about the continuation of twilight conditions around the negotiations.
Tomorrow’s stock market forecast
According to most experts, capital market activists these days have one eye on Vienna and the other on the currency market. Therefore, it is expected that the market situation will be in its current form if the agreement is revived or if the current ambiguous conditions continue. However, if there is an opening in the field of revitalizing the JCPOA, it is expected that Riyal shares and the banking group will experience a significant jump.
Of course, as it has been emphasized many times, if the commodity-based and dollar-based shares face a drop, it is not stable at all. In other words, it is expected that due to the emotional drop in the dollar rate in case of an agreement, the dollar shares will start a downward trend for a short period of time. But according to analysts, this situation will not be stable and will stop after the emotions subside.
In general, it can be said Stock forecast Tomorrow depends on factors such as exchange rate fluctuations and the US response to Iran’s JCPOA proposals. But if nothing special happens and the scene does not change, it is very likely that the market will not change its current path.