IRAN'S TOP NEGOTIATOR: WE WILL NOT ACCEPT TALKS UNDER INTIMIDATION.

Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator stated the country will not engage in talks under intimidation, signaling heightened geopolitical tensions amid ongoing negotiations over its nuclear program. This stance risks undermining diplomatic progress, potentially triggering renewed concerns over regional stability and oil supply security, which could tighten global energy markets. The statement negatively impacts sentiment around Iranian risk exposure, particularly affecting energy commodities and emerging market assets linked to Middle East geopolitics. Investors may reassess risk premiums on oil futures and regional equity markets, especially in Gulf Cooperation Council countries, as escalation risks rise. Traders will watch for upcoming International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reports on Iranian nuclear activity as a key catalyst for market volatility.

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