What to know:
- U.S. stocks and bitcoin rose late Tuesday after reports that Iran and President Trump are reviewing a Pakistani proposal for a two-week cease-fire.
- Bitcoin climbed back above $69,000, moving in tandem with equities on optimism that a cease-fire could ease geopolitical tensions.
- The development followed Trump’s threat Tuesday morning that “a whole civilization will die” — remarks that drew sharp criticism and even impeachment calls from some former political and financial allies.
On Tuesday, markets considered risky – like those involving bitcoin – saw a jump in value late in the day. This happened after Axios reported that Iran responded favorably to Pakistan’s request for a temporary, two-week pause in fighting.
When asked about the report, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavit said the President has been informed and will respond soon.
As a researcher tracking the markets, I observed some interesting movement today. Despite facing significant selling pressure earlier on, the Nasdaq managed to recover and close with a slight gain. We also saw a similar bounce in the crypto market, with Bitcoin climbing back up to $69,400 after briefly dipping below $68,000 earlier in the session.
Stock markets started the day poorly on Tuesday after President Trump warned that “a whole civilization will die” if Iran didn’t allow passage through the Strait of Hormuz by 8 pm Eastern Time. This statement drew sharp criticism, even from people who had previously supported him, and some are now calling for his impeachment.
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2026-04-07 23:29