Iran, US Near Deal to End Conflict, Key Issues Still Unresolved

Iran and the United States have indicated that a deal to end hostilities may be on the horizon, though significant issues still need resolution. This development could impact risk appetite in the Middle East, potentially leading to a shift in capital flows as investors reassess geopolitical risks. Assets most exposed include oil markets, given Iran's role as a major oil producer, and regional equities that could benefit from reduced tensions. Traders will be closely watching for further negotiations or announcements from diplomatic channels that could clarify the terms of any agreement.

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