Iran's foreign minister to meet Putin in Russia as U.S. talks stall

Iran's foreign minister is set to meet with President Putin in Russia amid stalled nuclear negotiations with the U.S., signaling a potential deepening of strategic coordination between Tehran and Moscow. The diplomatic shift could reinforce capital and trade flows between the two sanctioned economies, supporting their parallel financial channels and energy export strategies. Markets will assess whether increased bilateral cooperation mitigates external pressure from Western sanctions, particularly in the energy and banking sectors. This realignment may bolster ruble and rial liquidity mechanisms while influencing OPEC+ cohesion and regional risk premiums. Traders will watch upcoming OPEC+ production announcements and shipping data for changes in Iranian crude export volumes to gauge economic resilience.

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