IRAN IS OPEN TO A SHORTER US PROPOSAL TIMELINE IF CONDITIONS ARE MET - STATE TV

Iran's state television reported that Tehran is willing to accept a shorter timeline for a US proposal, provided certain conditions are satisfied, though the headline does not specify what those conditions are or what the proposal covers. The transmission channel for markets runs primarily through geopolitical risk premia and expectations of sanctions relief or diplomatic de-escalation, which can compress oil and energy risk premia when negotiations appear to be advancing. Assets most directly exposed include Iranian-linked instruments and regional sovereign and currency assets, along with crude oil, given Iran's role in global supply and the market's sensitivity to any change in sanctions expectations. Traders should watch for official confirmation or rebuttal from Washington, any specification of the conditions Tehran has attached, and movements in Brent and WTI crude prices in the sessions immediately following, as these will indicate whether the market is treating the report as a substantive shift or as negotiating posture.

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