IRAN'S FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESPERSON BAGHAEI: BASIS OF DIPLOMACY WITH US IS IRAN'S SEVEN STEPS PROPOSAL, CHANCE OF ITS IMPLEMENTATION OVER NEXT FEW DAYS EXISTS

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei stated that the basis of diplomacy with the United States is Iran's seven-step proposal and that there is a chance of implementing it over the next few days. The headline signals a possible near-term de-escalation track in US-Iran relations, which would primarily transmit through geopolitical risk premia rather than through standard rate or inflation channels. Oil and tanker-linked assets are most directly exposed, since Gulf supply and shipping-route risk are sensitive to any perceived easing of tensions, while regional currencies and Gulf sovereign bonds may reprice on reduced conflict probability. Safe-haven demand in gold and Treasuries could ease if the diplomatic signal gains credibility, though the headline's conditional language leaves substantial uncertainty. Traders will watch whether Washington publicly acknowledges the seven-step framework and whether Brent crude and tanker freight rates respond in the following sessions.

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