Iran’s ambassador to Russia: Araghchi's trip to Russia will include meeting Putin, discussing latest developments on talks, the ceasefire and regional issues with Russian officials - IRNA

Iran's ambassador to Russia announced that Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will meet with President Putin to discuss ongoing negotiations, ceasefire developments, and regional issues. This diplomatic engagement could influence geopolitical stability in the region, impacting risk appetite among investors. Markets sensitive to Middle Eastern tensions, particularly oil and energy sectors, may experience volatility as traders assess the implications of these discussions on supply dynamics and regional security. The upcoming meeting is a key catalyst, with traders likely to focus on any announcements or agreements that may emerge, particularly regarding the ceasefire and its potential effects on oil production and exports.

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