Markets React to Trump’s Delayed Strikes on Iran Amid Tensions
Published on 3/29/2026

AI Summary
President Trump postponed planned strikes against Iran's energy facilities to allow for negotiations regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Wall Street analysts interpret this move as a return to the 'TACO' playbook, indicating Trump's tendency to step back from escalatory policies. On March 20, the Laffer Tengler Investments firm purchased S&P 500 calls, anticipating a market rebound, which occurred following Trump's announcement on March 23. The S&P 500 index has previously climbed around 37% by the end of the previous year, demonstrating resilience amid policy shifts.
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