TRUMP EXPECTS IRAN RESPONSE “VERY SOON” President Donald Trump said Saturday he expects to hear from Iran “very soon” regarding the latest US peace proposal.

President Trump indicated that a response from Iran regarding the latest U.S. peace proposal is anticipated "very soon." This statement could influence geopolitical risk sentiment, particularly through the channel of risk appetite, as traders reassess the stability of Middle Eastern relations. Assets most exposed include oil markets, given Iran's significant role in global oil supply, and equities tied to defense and energy sectors, which may react to shifts in geopolitical tensions. Traders will be closely watching for any official communication from Iran that could clarify its stance on the proposal and impact market dynamics.

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