PAKISTANI MEDIATOR CONVEYED SOME NEWS TO THE IRANIAN SIDE REGARDING THE LIFTING OF THE SIEGE ON IRANIAN PORTS, AND A NEW HIGH-LEVEL MEETING MAY SOON DECIDE ON THE ISSUE OF IRAN'S PARTICIPATION IN A NEW ROUND OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH WASHINGTON IN ISLAMABAD. BY THE EVENING OF THIS

Reports indicate that a Pakistani mediator has communicated developments to Iran concerning the potential lifting of the siege on Iranian ports, with a high-level meeting anticipated to address Iran's involvement in upcoming negotiations. This news could influence market sentiment through the channel of risk appetite, as improved trade conditions may enhance economic prospects for Iran. Assets most exposed include Iranian commodities and media sectors, which could benefit from increased trade flows and reduced operational restrictions. Traders will be particularly attentive to the outcomes of the forthcoming high-level meeting, as it may set the tone for future negotiations and regional stability.

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