Global Markets Rally as U.S.-Iran Interim Deal Takes Hold

Wall Street spearheaded the recovery, with technology shares clawing back losses sustained during last week’s sell-off. Market anxiety over artificial intelligence capital expenditures has briefly subsided, replaced by a renewed appetite for growth-sensitive sectors. The shift in sentiment suggests that traders are prioritizing the cooling of geopolitical tensions over lingering macroeconomic concerns.

Despite the prevailing optimism, energy markets remain sensitive to friction. Both Brent and WTI crude benchmarks rose by more than 1%, though they continue to trade at a monthly deficit. Analysts remain focused on the potential for increased regional energy shipments, which could provide a necessary cushion for companies previously strained by high fuel costs.