The White House Warns Staff Not to Use Insider Information About Iran Conflicts for Futures Speculation


The White House Management Office sent a warning email to employees on March 23, prohibiting the use of official authority to speculate in the futures market.
This warning came after Trump announced a suspension of attacks on Iran, amid suspicious trading activity in the market.
Senior officials described the email as a timely "reminder."
According to Gate News sources, on April 10, it was revealed that the White House Management Office sent a warning email to all staff on March 23, requiring employees not to misuse their authority to speculate in the futures market (financial derivatives market).
This move occurred a few hours after President Trump announced the suspension of the Iran attack via Truth Social earlier that day.
Notably, about 15 minutes before this policy shift, a series of mysterious trading activities appeared in the futures market.
A senior government official who received the email stated that, given the frequent reports of suspicious large bets in the futures market, this warning email was a timely "reminder."
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