Fresnillo and Rolls-Royce are among the top performers on the FTSE 100 as reports suggest the U.S. is nearing a deal with Iran, potentially easing geopolitical tensions. This development could influence capital flows into UK equities, as improved risk appetite may drive investors toward stocks perceived as undervalued. The mining and aerospace sectors, represented by Fresnillo and Rolls-Royce, are particularly sensitive to shifts in global supply chains and energy prices, which could benefit from a more stable Middle East. Traders will be closely watching for any official announcements regarding the Iran deal, as this could further impact market sentiment and stock performance.
FTSE 100 Live : Fresnillo and Rolls lead soaring stocks as US close to Iran deal
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