US Dismisses Iran's 14-Point Proposal, Sticks to Hardline on Nukes

The U.S. has rejected Iran's 14-point proposal aimed at resolving ongoing conflicts and nuclear negotiations, reaffirming its hardline position. This stance is likely to affect geopolitical risk appetite, particularly in the Middle East, as tensions remain elevated. Assets most exposed include oil markets, which could experience volatility due to concerns over supply disruptions stemming from regional instability. Traders will be closely watching for any further developments in diplomatic communications or potential sanctions that could arise from this rejection.

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