TRUMP ADMINISTRATION HELD TALKS WITH IRAN ON DEPORTING IRANIAN NATIONALS — AP

The Trump administration reportedly held talks with Iran concerning the deportation of Iranian nationals, according to an Associated Press report. The headline itself does not specify the scale, status, or outcome of these discussions, nor whether they produced any agreement. The most direct transmission channel is geopolitical risk premium: any diplomatic engagement between Washington and Tehran can shift expectations about broader bilateral tensions, which tends to feed into oil prices, shipping insurance, and safe-haven flows. Assets most sensitive to this kind of signal include crude oil futures, Gulf-region equities, and the Iranian rial, though a deportation-focused channel is more likely to move sentiment than fundamentals. Traders should watch for official confirmation or denial from the State Department or Iranian government, along with any follow-up reporting specifying whether the talks led to a formal framework.

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