PAKISTAN-LED MEDIATORS HAVE CONFIRMED THAT US VP AND IRAN'S PARLIAMENT SPEAKER WILL ARRIVE IN ISLAMABAD EARLY WEDNESDAY – AP

Pakistan-led mediators have confirmed that U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris and Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagheri will arrive in Islamabad early Wednesday. This diplomatic engagement may influence regional geopolitical dynamics, potentially affecting risk appetite among investors. Markets closely tied to Iran, such as energy and commodities, could experience volatility due to shifts in sentiment regarding U.S.-Iran relations. Traders will particularly watch for any statements or agreements made during this visit, as they could signal changes in sanctions or trade policies impacting both countries.

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