

U.S. stock futures and bond yields have dropped following reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin has updated the country's nuclear doctrine, expanding the conditions under which Russia could use atomic weapons. This development has led to a rally in safe-haven assets, with investors moving towards currencies and other secure investments. European equities have also declined for a third consecutive day amid concerns about an escalation of Russia's war in Ukraine. The market's reaction reflects heightened geopolitical tensions, with traders closely monitoring developments in the Ukraine conflict. The VIX, a measure of market volatility, has reacted to the nuclear war news.
$VIX reacting to nuclear war news https://t.co/d1jE57OG2h https://t.co/JB327yn2K2
In today’s pre-mkt summary for Subscribers: Putin updates Russia’s nuclear doctrine to expand conditions under which it could use atomic weapons; $TSLA posts another strong China weekly insured registrations number; $SMCI hires new auditor and files plan with Nasdaq to avoid…
Investors rush into safe-haven currencies after Kremlin nuclear doctrine https://t.co/Gma1pNLrcm via @Reuters https://t.co/X6UYAvT66z