IRANIAN OFFICIALS: IRANIAN DELEGATION TO HEAD TO PAKISTAN ON TUESDAY

Iranian officials announced a delegation will travel to Pakistan on Tuesday, signaling renewed diplomatic engagement between the two countries. The development may ease regional geopolitical tensions, potentially improving risk appetite for frontier markets in the region, particularly Iranian and Pakistani equities and local currency bonds. Improved bilateral relations could support cross-border trade flows and energy cooperation, benefiting Pakistan’s energy import outlook and Iran’s export-linked revenue streams. Any indication of progress on security coordination or economic agreements during the talks will be closely watched by investors in both markets. Traders will monitor statements from the foreign ministries of both countries following the meeting for signals on tangible outcomes.

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