Trump allowed an "economic boom" in the United States after the end of the conflict with Iran

US President Donald Trump said that after the completion of the military operation against Iran, an economic boom will begin in the United States. He said this in an interview with Fox Business channel on April 15.

"When all this is over, I think there will be a boom in the stock market. He's already on the rise again," Trump said.

According to him, oil prices will return to the levels they were at before the start of the military operation Epic Fury.

The dollar is rising against the backdrop of the US war with Iran. And here's why

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant said on April 14 that he was not concerned about the possible weakening of the dollar due to the military operation of the United States and Israel against Iran. The head of the US Treasury also expressed the opinion that the US Federal Reserve System (FRS) should take a wait-and-see attitude on the issue of changing the base rate in the context of the conflict.

The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on April 4 that the conflict over Iran strengthens the economic position of the United States, allowing them to strengthen their influence due to the status of a major exporter of energy resources. According to the financial conglomerate Citi, the growth of the eurozone economy is reduced by 0.4%, while in the United States it is only 0.1%.

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