Wall Street Journal reports the U.S. has handed Iran a new nuclear framework. If Tehran accepts, 30 days of detailed talks begin. Core U.S. red lines: — Iranian attestation that it does not seek nuclear weapons.

The Wall Street Journal reported that the U.S. has proposed a new nuclear framework to Iran, contingent upon Tehran's acceptance, which would initiate 30 days of detailed negotiations. This development could influence market sentiment through the risk appetite channel, as a successful agreement may ease geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Assets most exposed include equities, particularly the S&P 500, which could benefit from reduced uncertainty, and Iranian assets, which may react positively to potential sanctions relief. Traders will be closely watching Iran's response to the U.S. proposal as a key catalyst for market movements.

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