NO DECISION FROM IRAN TO ENGAGE IN TALKS WITH THE US: TASNIM

Iran has not made a decision to engage in talks with the U.S., according to the Tasnim news agency, maintaining a stance of diplomatic caution amid ongoing regional tensions. This lack of engagement prolongs uncertainty around potential sanctions relief, keeping downward pressure on foreign investment interest in Iranian assets and limiting near-term reintegration into global energy markets. The primary transmission channel is geopolitical risk, which continues to constrain capital flows into frontier markets linked to Iran and affects regional risk appetite. Energy markets, particularly oil futures with exposure to Middle East supply disruptions, remain sensitive to shifts in Iran-U.S. relations. Traders will watch for any signals during upcoming IAEA reports or statements from indirect nuclear negotiations for early signs of diplomatic movement.

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