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Morning News: Nervous Markets Await Israel Response, Fed Outlook.

On Monday, European stocks looked set to follow the negative trend in Asia, led by news of escalating tensions in the Middle East and fears of a wider regional conflict. Last week, rumors of an Iranian attack on Israel raised security concerns, and now, after Iran launched an attack with some 300 drones and missiles, there are concerns about Israel's response. President of the United States of America Joe Biden told Israeli Prime Minister of Agriculture Benjamin Netanya that the United States would not be involved in a counterattack against Iran, which reduces the risk to a certain extent.

Today's stock market: the tension in the Middle East is escalating, Asian stock markets follow the Wall Street downtrend

Asian stocks fell on Monday as fears that tensions in the Middle East could escalate rocked financial markets, prompting investors to look for safer places for their money. Despite the tensions in the Middle East, US futures rose, oil prices fell, and an attack late Saturday marked the first time Iran has launched a military attack against Israel, despite decades of animosity dating back to the 1979 Islamic Revolution. A barrel of benchmark U.S. oil fell 41 cents to $85.25 a barrel.

The Chinese government reiterated Koon's support for the growth of the Chinese stock market.

(Bloomberg) -- Chinese stocks rose Monday as new regulatory support from the Chinese government protected the market from a selloff in Asian stocks. Bloomberg's top reads Israel vs. Iran - what a full-on war might look likeDe Keresas warns of possible power emergency next weekIran's missile attack is a mistake Israel could benefit fromIsrael's new approach to a multi-front war with IranA $150-billion fortune backs Qatar's royals at a critical timeThe Shanghai-Shenzhen 300 Index rose as much as 1.7%, with the The CSI 300 Index rose 1.7%.

Analysts Race to Catch Up with Zomato, the World's Top Takeaway Stock

(Bloomberg) -- Zomato Ltd. has risen more than all the world's major takeout stocks in the past year, and analysts are scrambling to raise their outlook for the Indian company as its profitability improves. Bloomberg's Top ReadsIsrael vs. Iran - What an All-Over War Might Look LikeDe Keresa Warns of Possible Power Emergency Next WeekThe Iranian Missile Strike Is a Mistake Israel Can Benefit FromA new segment of Israel's response to its multifront war with IranA $150 billion fortune strengthens Qatar's royal family
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