US President Trump says we are in middle of final negotiations to end the Iran war

President Trump's statement indicates a potential de-escalation of geopolitical tensions surrounding Iran. The market transmission mechanism would primarily be through a shift in risk appetite, as reduced conflict risk typically encourages investment in riskier assets and emerging markets. Assets most exposed include crude oil futures, which often price in a geopolitical risk premium related to Middle Eastern supply, as well as currencies of oil-exporting nations and defense sector equities. Traders will closely monitor official announcements from the US and Iranian governments regarding the status of negotiations and any concrete steps towards a resolution.

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