IRAN'S FM TO CONVEY IRAN'S CONSIDERATIONS IN ENDING WAR - TASNIM

Iran’s foreign minister plans to communicate Tehran’s conditions for ending the ongoing conflict, according to the Tasnim news agency. This diplomatic overture could influence regional risk premiums and oil supply security perceptions, particularly if it signals a de-escalation in the Persian Gulf. Energy markets, especially crude oil futures and Middle East-focused energy equities, may reprice on shifts in geopolitical risk appetite linked to potential conflict resolution. Any progress toward de-escalation could also affect insurance costs for shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, impacting tanker rates and trade flows. Traders will watch for official statements from regional diplomatic channels or follow-up talks involving Gulf Cooperation Council members as a near-term catalyst.

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