HE ADDED ANKARA WOULD REASSESS ITS ROLE IF SUCH A COALITION BECAME INVOLVED IN RENEWED CONFLICT AND SAID ISSUES RELATED TO IRAN’S NUCLEAR PROGRAMME COULD BE RESOLVED IN THE NEXT ROUND OF TALKS IN PAKISTAN.

Turkey signaled it would reassess its regional military posture if a coalition becomes involved in renewed conflict, linking strategic cooperation to de-escalation efforts. This statement introduces geopolitical risk repricing in markets exposed to Middle East and South Asian security dynamics, particularly affecting investor sentiment toward Iranian and Pakistani assets. Heightened diplomatic focus on the upcoming talks in Pakistan raises expectations for progress on Iran’s nuclear programme, potentially easing sanctions-related uncertainty that has constrained energy and financial flows. The transmission channel is risk appetite tied to regional stability, with Pakistani sovereign bonds and Iranian crude export proxies most immediately sensitive. Traders will watch the outcome of the Pakistan-hosted negotiations for signals on verification measures and potential sanctions relief.

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