Iranian Foreign Ministry: Araqchi discussed the latest developments in the diplomatic track between Washington and Tehran in a call with his Turkish counterpart

The Iranian Foreign Ministry reported that Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi engaged in discussions with his Turkish counterpart regarding the latest diplomatic developments between Washington and Tehran. This dialogue may influence geopolitical stability in the region, impacting risk appetite among investors. Markets sensitive to Iranian geopolitical dynamics, particularly energy assets and regional equities, could experience volatility as traders assess the implications for sanctions and trade relations. A key catalyst to watch will be any forthcoming statements from U.S. officials regarding negotiations or sanctions relief, which could further shape market sentiment.

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