Iran’s judiciary chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei said on Sunday that Iran’s adversaries were seeking to create divisions after not achieving their goals through war and negotiations.

Iran’s judiciary chief reiterated that external adversaries are attempting to sow internal divisions after failing to achieve objectives through military or diplomatic means, underscoring ongoing geopolitical tensions. This rhetoric reinforces concerns about political instability and potential civil unrest, which could amplify risk premiums on Iranian assets and influence regional security dynamics. The primary market transmission channel is geopolitical risk, affecting investor sentiment toward frontier markets exposed to Middle Eastern volatility, particularly energy markets sensitive to supply disruptions. Assets most exposed include Brent crude futures and emerging market equity funds with regional exposure, as heightened tensions could threaten Strait of Hormuz flows. Traders will watch for any escalation in proxy conflicts across the Gulf or official responses from U.S. Central Command as near-term catalysts.

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