Trump Signals Withdrawal Within 2–3 Weeks; Expectations for Short-Term Oil Price Correction Intensify
U.S. President Trump has signaled a pivotal shift in his stance: not only did he publicly complain that the European Union has "offered no help" regarding the Iran issue, but he also explicitly signaled an impending troop withdrawal. He stated bluntly, "All the U.S. has to do is get out of Iran—and we will do so very soon," promising that gasoline prices would "drop substantially" following the withdrawal, while reiterating that the pullout would be completed within two to three weeks. He added that military operations might still continue during the withdrawal period, with the primary objective being the complete destruction of Iran's relevant military capabilities; however, operations could be suspended if Iran were willing to negotiate.
Trump also issued a message to nations—such as the United Kingdom—that are unable to secure fuel due to the blockade of the strait, suggesting they either purchase supplies directly from the U.S. or "muster the courage" to seize control of, or navigate through, the strait themselves. This implied that the U.S. would no longer bear the responsibility for ensuring freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.
This expectation was rapidly transmitted through the market: crude oil futures immediately came under downward pressure, while gold extended its upward trajectory, driven by expectations of de-escalating conflict and the logic of declining real interest rates.
U.S. President Trump has signaled a pivotal shift in his stance: not only did he publicly complain that the European Union has "offered no help" regarding the Iran issue, but he also explicitly signaled an impending troop withdrawal. He stated bluntly, "All the U.S. has to do is get out of Iran—and we will do so very soon," promising that gasoline prices would "drop substantially" following the withdrawal, while reiterating that the pullout would be completed within two to three weeks. He added that military operations might still continue during the withdrawal period, with the primary objective being the complete destruction of Iran's relevant military capabilities; however, operations could be suspended if Iran were willing to negotiate.
Trump also issued a message to nations—such as the United Kingdom—that are unable to secure fuel due to the blockade of the strait, suggesting they either purchase supplies directly from the U.S. or "muster the courage" to seize control of, or navigate through, the strait themselves. This implied that the U.S. would no longer bear the responsibility for ensuring freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.
This expectation was rapidly transmitted through the market: crude oil futures immediately came under downward pressure, while gold extended its upward trajectory, driven by expectations of de-escalating conflict and the logic of declining real interest rates.
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