The S&P 500 Index saw a significant rebound driven by bearish positioning rather than improved optimism about the Iran war. The rally extended to global markets, with Asian and European stocks also rising sharply.
- The S&P 500 surged 2.9% on Tuesday, the largest gain since May.
- Bearish positioning, not improved Iran war sentiment, drove the rebound.
- Asian markets saw their biggest gains in almost a year.
- European equities rose 2% on Wednesday.
- President Trump’s comments about a potential war end supported the rally.
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