PUTIN AND TRUMP ALSO DISCUSSED IRAN, WITH PUTIN VOICING SUPPORT FOR TRUMP'S DECISION TO EXTEND THE IRAN CEASEFIRE AND PUTTING FORWARD IDEAS ON THE IRANIAN NUCLEAR PROGRAM, WHILE THE TWO LEADERS ALSO EXPLORED THE…

Reports indicate that Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed support for former President Donald Trump's decision to extend the ceasefire in Iran and discussed potential strategies regarding Iran's nuclear program. This dialogue may influence geopolitical risk appetite, particularly in energy markets, as stability in Iran could affect oil supply dynamics. Markets most exposed include crude oil and natural gas, as any perceived easing of tensions could lead to increased supply from the region. Traders will be particularly attentive to upcoming diplomatic engagements or statements from both leaders that could further clarify their positions on Iran's nuclear activities and regional stability.

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