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Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire "Over": Fresh Strikes Raise Fears of a Wider Conflict

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  Introduction Just weeks after announcing a temporary ceasefire between the United States and Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump has declared that the agreement is effectively "over." The announcement followed a new round of military strikes involving both countries, reigniting fears of a wider conflict in the Middle East. Trump made the remarks while attending the NATO Summit in Ankara, Turkey, stating that he no longer believed negotiations with Iran were worthwhile. His comments immediately drew global attention, sending oil prices higher and raising concerns about regional security and the global economy. Trump Declares Iran Ceasefire Over After Fresh Military Strikes | World News Why Did the Ceasefire Collapse? The ceasefire was originally designed as a temporary arrangement to reduce hostilities and provide time for diplomatic negotiations. However, tensions continued to simmer beneath the surface. The latest escalation began after attacks on commercial shipping in the...
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CONSTRUCTION OF A JAPANESE CANDLESTICK.

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CONSTRUCTION OF A JAPANESE CANDLESTICK. It is important to gain a good understanding about how a single Japanese candlestick is constructed. Each Candlestick displays a visual representation that informs you how price is behaving during a selected time period. As such, if you can interpret them with confidence then you can deduce many features of the current performance of market price. Each candlestick comprises four main components. They are its high price, closing price, low price and opening price. The range between the closing and opening prices is termed the ‘Real Body’ of a candlestick. When the color of the ‘Real Body’ is white, then this represents trading situations whereby price closed higher than its opening value. This is considered a bullish result. The following diagram depicts a bullish Candlestick. Bull Candle In addition, the distance between the closing price and the high price is called the ‘wick’, whilst the distance b...
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