Majority of Israelis oppose US-Iran deal, survey finds

A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of the Israeli public opposes a potential nuclear agreement between the United States and Iran. This geopolitical friction functions through the risk appetite transmission mechanism, as heightened regional instability threatens to disrupt critical maritime transit routes and energy infrastructure in the Persian Gulf. Iranian assets and regional equities remain highly exposed to these developments, as any escalation in diplomatic hostility or military posturing directly impacts the nation's ability to normalize trade relations and secure relief from international sanctions. Market participants are now shifting their focus toward the upcoming International Atomic Energy Agency board meeting, where potential updates on Iran’s uranium enrichment levels will serve as a primary catalyst for assessing the viability of future diplomatic engagement and the subsequent impact on regional risk premiums.

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