Stock Market News: Iran-US ceasefire! Trump announces Hormuz will reopen; stock market celebrates, GIFT NIFTY jumps 750 points.:A major breaking update has emerged amid the long-standing tensions in the Middle East. Donald Trump has announced a two-week ceasefire between Iran and the United States, which has been confirmed by Iran's Foreign Minister himself. Following this news, a wave of relief was seen in global markets, and the GIFT NIFTY jumped more than 750 points. Most importantly, opening the Strait of Hormuz is one of the key conditions of this ceasefire.

News Topical, Digital Desk : One of the biggest geopolitical news stories in the world has emerged, with Donald Trump announcing a ceasefire between Iran and the United States. This ceasefire will currently be in effect for two weeks, but its impact is expected to be significant globally. According to Trump, Iran submitted a 10-point proposal, which both sides agreed upon. Following this, the two countries implemented the ceasefire by mutual consent.

One of the most important conditions of this ceasefire is the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world's most important oil supply routes, through which large quantities of crude oil pass. If this route were to close, it would directly impact global oil supply and prices. Therefore, its reopening is a welcome relief for the entire world.

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Trump also stated that a preliminary agreement had been reached between the two sides on the contentious issues. While he did not specify what these contentious issues were, he did say that this ceasefire could be a major step towards a permanent agreement.

This major development immediately impacted the markets. The GIFT Nifty, which indicates Asian markets, jumped by more than 750 points,

reflecting strong positive investor sentiment. Typically, when geopolitical tensions ease, markets rise, and this was the case this time as well.

Experts believe that if this ceasefire lasts and the Strait of Hormuz becomes fully operational,

crude oil prices could stabilize. This could also provide relief to oil-importing countries like India.

However, since this ceasefire is only for two weeks, it cannot be considered a permanent solution. In the coming days, it will be crucial to see whether the two countries are able to extend this agreement and establish long-term peace, or whether tensions will escalate again.