Iran requests a Chinese and Russian role to ensure any agreement

Iran has formally requested the involvement of China and Russia to help guarantee the stability of any potential agreements, likely related to its nuclear program or economic cooperation. This move could influence geopolitical risk perceptions, affecting capital flows and risk appetite in the region. Markets most exposed include those in Iran, Russia, and China, as any agreement could lead to increased trade and investment, while also potentially heightening tensions with Western nations. Traders will be particularly attentive to upcoming diplomatic meetings or statements from these countries that could signal progress or setbacks in negotiations.

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