Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized that while Iran remains open to dialogue, ongoing sanctions, broken commitments, and coercive measures hinder meaningful negotiations. The rhetoric underscores persistent geopolitical tensions affecting risk appetite toward emerging markets, particularly those under structural sanctions. This stance reinforces the elevated risk premium embedded in Iranian-linked assets, limiting foreign capital flows and restricting trade-related transactions. The stalemate also dampens prospects for renewed nuclear talks, which could otherwise trigger sanctions relief and reintegration into global energy and financial markets. Traders will watch for any signals during upcoming multilateral forums, such as the UN General Assembly, where Iranian officials may engage with Western counterparts.
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