Pakistan's Andrabi Dismisses Reports of Army Chief's Visit

Pakistan's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Tahir Andrabi, stated he was "not aware of any visit right now" regarding reports from Iranian state media about a potential visit by Army Chief Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir. This uncertainty could impact regional geopolitical stability, affecting risk appetite among investors in both Pakistan and Iran. The lack of clarity on diplomatic engagements may lead to heightened volatility in local equities and currency markets, particularly in sectors sensitive to political developments. Traders will be closely watching for any official announcements or developments regarding military or diplomatic interactions between the two nations, which could serve as a catalyst for market movements.

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