QATAR EMIR DISCUSSES US, IRAN CEASEFIRE AGREEMENT WITH TRUMP – EMIRI DIWAN

Qatar's Emir discussed a potential U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement with former President Trump, according to the Emiri Diwan, signaling high-level diplomatic engagement on a conflict with broad regional implications. The dialogue could influence risk appetite and geopolitical risk pricing, particularly in Middle East-sensitive markets, if it leads to de-escalation in Iran-related tensions. Assets tied to regional stability—including Iranian rial forwards, Gulf equities, and oil futures—are particularly exposed, as reduced military escalation risks may ease supply disruption premiums. The market will watch for any follow-up statements from U.S. or Iranian officials, or changes in U.S. sanctions posture, as a near-term catalyst for shifts in regional risk sentiment.

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