Iran parliamentary speaker Ghalibaf resigns from negotiations - Israel media report

Iranian parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has reportedly stepped down from his role in nuclear negotiations, according to Israeli media, signaling potential disruption in diplomatic progress. This development may weigh on risk appetite in the Middle East, increasing geopolitical risk premiums embedded in regional asset valuations, particularly for Iranian rials and Israeli shekels. The withdrawal could complicate efforts to revive the JCPOA, potentially leading to tighter oil supply expectations and elevated safe-haven demand for assets like the USD and gold. Markets will assess the impact on regional stability, with particular attention to any retaliatory rhetoric or military posturing between Iran and Israel. Traders will watch upcoming IAEA reports and statements from U.S. and European diplomats for signals on negotiation continuity.

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