TRUMP TO MEET SECURITY TEAM AS IRAN TALKS STALL President Donald Trump will meet top national security officials today to review stalled negotiations with Iran, according to sources.

President Donald Trump is set to convene with senior national security officials to assess the status of stalled negotiations with Iran, signaling heightened executive involvement in the diplomatic impasse. The meeting introduces geopolitical risk as a transmission channel, with potential for renewed sanctions or military posturing affecting regional stability. Energy markets, particularly oil futures, and equities in defense and energy sectors are most exposed due to supply disruption risks and elevated Middle East tensions. Traders will watch for official statements from the White House or Defense Department following the meeting, as well as any updates on Iranian nuclear program activities reported by the IAEA in the coming days.

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