TRUMP ON IRAN: WE'LL SEE ABOUT A DEAL, THEY WANT TO MAKE ONE

Former President Donald Trump commented on Iran, saying that a deal would be considered and that Iran is the party seeking one. The headline itself contains no quantified terms, timeline, or conditions, so the market reaction depends on how the statement is interpreted relative to prior negotiating positions. Diplomatic signals of this kind transmit primarily through the geopolitical risk premium, which can compress oil prices and defense-sector valuations when de-escalation expectations rise, while supporting risk appetite in regional equities and emerging-market currencies. Crude oil benchmarks such as Brent and WTI are the most directly exposed, given Iran's role in global supply and Strait of Hormuz transit risk, with energy equities and the Israeli shekel also sensitive to shifts in perceived conflict probability. Traders should watch the next official statements from Tehran and any scheduled rounds of indirect talks, as confirmation or denial from Iranian officials would determine whether this remark moves front-month crude.

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