TRUMP SAYS IRAN IS SUPPOSED TO BE AT TALKS: PBS

Trump stated that Iran is expected to participate in upcoming talks, according to PBS, signaling a potential shift in diplomatic engagement. This development may influence geopolitical risk pricing, particularly affecting oil markets and regional stability premiums, as improved dialogue could ease supply disruption concerns. Assets most exposed include Iranian crude export channels, Middle East-focused energy equities, and safe-haven instruments like gold and U.S. Treasuries, which may see reduced demand if tensions de-escalate. The market will watch for confirmation of direct or indirect participation in the next round of negotiations, likely through official statements from the IAEA or U.S. State Department. Any verified movement toward formal talks could prompt a repricing of Middle East risk premiums in energy futures and emerging market debt linked to geopolitical sensitivity.

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