IRAN IS EVALUATING A U.S. PROPOSAL AND WILL SHARE ITS OPINION WITH PAKISTAN, SAYS THE FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESPERSON.

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson announced that the country is currently assessing a proposal from the United States and plans to communicate its stance to Pakistan. This development could influence regional geopolitical dynamics, particularly through the channel of risk appetite, as investors weigh the implications of U.S.-Iran relations on stability in the Middle East. Markets most exposed include those related to energy, particularly oil, given Iran's significant role as a producer, and foreign exchange markets in the region. Traders will be particularly attentive to any subsequent statements from Iranian officials or the U.S. that could clarify the proposal's content and potential impacts on sanctions or trade relations.

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