Trump: US-Iran Peace Deal Signed Sunday

The announcement of a prospective US-Iran peace deal, slated for Sunday signing, introduces a significant geopolitical de-escalation event. This development primarily impacts global risk appetite and potentially alters crude oil supply dynamics, as the prospect of Iranian oil returning to international markets could increase global supply. Assets most exposed include crude oil futures, particularly Brent and WTI, due to potential supply increases, and emerging market currencies and equities, which could benefit from reduced geopolitical uncertainty and improved risk sentiment. Traders will closely monitor the specifics of the deal, particularly any provisions related to sanctions relief and Iranian oil exports, with the actual signing event on Sunday serving as the immediate catalyst.

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