IRAN HAS TOLD REGIONAL MEDIATORS THAT IT WOULD SEND A NEGOTIATING TEAM TO ISLAMABAD ON TUESDAY FOR THE SECOND ROUND OF TALKS WITH THE U.S., PEOPLE FAMILIAR WITH THE MATTER SAID. - WSJ

Iran's decision to send a negotiating team to Islamabad for further discussions with the U.S. signals a potential thaw in relations, which could impact geopolitical stability in the region. This development may influence risk appetite among investors, particularly in emerging markets, as improved diplomatic ties could ease tensions and enhance economic prospects. Assets most exposed include Iranian equities and regional currencies, which could appreciate if negotiations lead to a favorable outcome. Traders will be particularly attentive to any statements or outcomes from the talks scheduled for Tuesday, as these could provide clarity on the future of U.S.-Iran relations and their implications for regional markets.

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