Trump Sets Deadline for Tehran to Finalize Nuclear Deal

Former President Donald Trump has reportedly issued an ultimatum to Tehran, demanding that Iran finalize a nuclear deal within a few days. This development could influence market sentiment through the risk appetite channel, as uncertainty surrounding geopolitical tensions often leads to volatility in energy markets and related equities. Assets most exposed include oil prices and stocks of companies involved in energy production, as any breakdown in negotiations could lead to supply disruptions or increased sanctions. Traders will be particularly attentive to any official responses from Iran or subsequent statements from the Biden administration regarding diplomatic efforts, as these could significantly impact market dynamics.

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