Arbitrageurs feel a creeping sense of uncertainty upon hearing the news of the
Israeli bombing in Lebanon. In the US, the echo of plummeting stock market prices resonate, but there's hardly a stir. The reason is that we've been to used to the Iraqi bombings for far too long now that if there's anything that the Wall Street traders fear, it's only the possibility the the other key Gulf countries such as Saudi would be involved in the "war".
