IRAN'S FOREIGN MINISTRY: THE NUCLEAR-RELATED ISSUES BEING RAISED PERTAIN TO PAST NEGOTIATION RECORDS AND BEAR NO CONNECTION TO THE CURRENT PLAN.

Iran's Foreign Ministry clarified that recent nuclear-related discussions are based on past negotiation records and are unrelated to any current agreement, signaling no immediate shift in its nuclear posture. This statement may temporarily alleviate geopolitical risk premiums tied to potential supply disruptions in the energy markets, particularly affecting oil and gas pricing dynamics where Iranian output plays a marginal but watchable role. The clarification could support modest inflows into frontier equity markets with indirect exposure to Iranian trade, though broader foreign investment appetite remains constrained by sanctions and political uncertainty. The key transmission channel is geopolitical risk sentiment, influencing regional risk premiums and shipping costs in the Strait of Hormuz. Traders will watch upcoming OPEC+ production compliance data and any developments in indirect U.S.-Iran talks during multilateral forums as near-term catalysts.

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