TRUMP: IRAN WAR MAY END SOON President Donald Trump said the Iran conflict has “a very good chance” of ending as the U.S. nears a deal that could require Iran to send enriched uranium to the U.S.

President Donald Trump indicated that the ongoing conflict with Iran may soon conclude, suggesting that negotiations could lead to Iran sending enriched uranium to the U.S. This potential resolution could influence risk appetite in global markets, particularly affecting energy prices and geopolitical risk premiums. Oil markets are especially exposed, as any de-escalation in tensions could lead to increased supply and lower prices. Traders will be closely watching for developments in the negotiations and any official announcements regarding the terms of a potential deal.

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