TRUMP GIVES IRAN DEADLINE AS TALKS HANG BY A THREAD President Trump is giving Iran just days to unify and return to negotiations, warning the temporary ceasefire will expire without progress.

President Trump has issued a short-term deadline for Iran to re-engage in nuclear talks, threatening to end the current ceasefire if no progress is made within days. The heightened geopolitical tension reinforces risk-off sentiment, tightening oil supply disruption risks and boosting safe-haven demand for assets like gold and U.S. Treasuries. Iranian crude export prospects and regional stability remain key market sensitivities, particularly for energy markets and shipping insurance rates. The immediate focus will be on any official response from Tehran before the deadline and potential military or diplomatic signals from U.S. Central Command. A breakdown in talks could trigger renewed sanctions and spike volatility in Middle East-sensitive equities and energy derivatives.

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