NETANYAHU SEEKS CLARITY ON IRAN TALKS Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in talks with U.S. officials to understand the latest Iran negotiations, amid concerns over possible U.S. concessions.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is engaging with U.S. officials to gain insights into the ongoing negotiations with Iran, particularly regarding potential U.S. concessions that may affect regional security dynamics. This situation could influence risk appetite in the Middle East, as uncertainties surrounding Iran's nuclear program and U.S. foreign policy may heighten geopolitical tensions. The Israeli and Iranian markets are most exposed, as any perceived weakening of U.S. sanctions or support for Israel could lead to volatility in their respective assets. Traders will be closely watching for any official statements or outcomes from these discussions, particularly in relation to the upcoming U.S. diplomatic engagements with Iran.

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