IRAN INTERNATIONAL: PEZESHKIAN AND GHALIBAF ARE PUSHING FOR ARAGHCHI'S REMOVAL OVER HIS ALLEGED "SUBSERVIENCE" TO THE REVOLUTIONARY GUARDS.

Iranian political figures Pezeshkian and Ghalibaf are advocating for the removal of Deputy Foreign Minister Araghchi, citing concerns over his perceived loyalty to the Revolutionary Guards. This internal political maneuvering could impact investor sentiment and risk appetite regarding Iranian assets, particularly in the context of ongoing geopolitical tensions. The potential shift in leadership may influence capital flows into Iran, as traders reassess the stability of the current administration and its foreign policy direction. Market participants will be particularly attentive to any official announcements or developments regarding Araghchi's position, which could signal broader implications for Iran's diplomatic relations and economic strategy.

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