Iran delivers nuclear proposal to Washington via Qatar, senior Iranian official tells Reuters.

Iran has delivered a nuclear proposal to Washington through intermediaries in Qatar, according to a senior Iranian official speaking to Reuters. The development signals a potential diplomatic channel on nuclear negotiations, which traders typically price through a reduction in geopolitical risk premia and a lower probability of sanctions escalation or military confrontation. The most directly exposed instruments are Iranian-linked assets and Gulf regional sentiment, with Gulf equities and sovereign debt sensitive to shifts in the perceived likelihood of conflict, while oil markets may reprice supply-disruption risk embedded in Middle East crude benchmarks. Traders should watch the formal US response and any subsequent statements from the Qatari government, as the substance of Washington's reply, particularly on sanctions relief sequencing, will determine whether the proposal shifts risk premia or fades without market impact.

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