WORLDMARKETWATCH
An Iran deal could actually trigger a painful stock-market selloff, despite Wall Street’s optimism
A credible and lasting U.S.-Iran deal could trigger a stock-market selloff, contrary to Wall Street's current assumption that such a deal would be positive for stocks and risky assets.
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