ZELENSKIY SAYS HE SPOKE WITH ERDOGAN ABOUT UPCOMING MEETING OF US, UKRAINE AND RUSSIAN NEGOTIATORS

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he discussed an upcoming meeting of US, Ukrainian and Russian negotiators with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a diplomatic signal that a formal negotiating channel may be taking shape. Markets typically price such developments through a risk-premium channel, where expectations of de-escalation compress geopolitical risk premia on Russian and Ukrainian sovereign and corporate exposure, while safe-haven demand in gold and Treasuries may ease at the margin. Russian assets, including ruble-denominated instruments and Russian energy-sector equities, are most directly exposed, since sanctions relief or a ceasefire framework would alter export flows and capital controls, whereas Ukrainian sovereign debt and hryvnia-linked assets respond to reconstruction and financing expectations. Traders should watch whether the negotiators' meeting date and agenda are officially confirmed, along with any shift in EU or US sanctions language that would signal a material change in the expected path of Russian energy exports.

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