TRUMP AIMS TO FINALIZE DEALS WITH IRAN BY SUNDAY - ISRAEL BROADCASTING AUTHORITY

The report from the Israel Broadcasting Authority that former President Trump aims to finalize deals with Iran by Sunday introduces geopolitical uncertainty into Middle East relations, a region critical to global energy and security markets. The potential shift in U.S.-Iran dynamics under a prospective Trump administration may affect risk appetite and recalibrate regional alliance expectations, particularly concerning Israel’s security and diplomatic positioning. Markets most exposed include Israeli defense and tech equities, Iranian crude oil supply outlooks, and U.S. defense contractors, as any normalization or de-escalation could alter capital flows and defense spending assumptions. A key catalyst to watch is any official statement from Trump’s campaign or U.S. diplomatic channels confirming engagement with Iranian officials, which could validate or refute the report’s claims. Additionally, movements in Brent crude futures and Israeli bond yields may signal market skepticism or acceptance of reduced regional risk.

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