IRAN INTERNATIONAL, CITING TWO INFORMED SOURCES: PRESIDENT PEZESHKIAN AND PARLIAMENT SPEAKER GHALIBAF ARE UNHAPPY WITH THE WAY DIPLOMACY — PARTICULARLY THE NUCLEAR NEGOTIATIONS — IS BEING HANDLED BY ABBAS ARAGHCHI, AND…

Reports indicate that Iranian President Pezeshkian and Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf are dissatisfied with the management of nuclear negotiations by Abbas Araghchi. This discontent could impact diplomatic relations and heighten geopolitical tensions, influencing the risk appetite among investors. The Iranian rial may face depreciation pressure as uncertainty around the nuclear deal escalates, potentially affecting capital flows into the country. Traders will be particularly attentive to any upcoming statements from Iranian officials or developments in the negotiations that could signal a shift in the diplomatic landscape.

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