Serious disagreements have emerged between President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, Iranian lawmaker Farhad Bashiri told parliament’s ICANA news agency on Saturday.

According to Iranian lawmaker Farhad Bashiri, speaking to the parliamentary news agency ICANA, serious disagreements have emerged between President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance. The claim comes from a single foreign official and the headline does not specify the policy issues in dispute or provide independent corroboration. The primary market transmission channel is geopolitical risk premium, where reports of discord within U.S. leadership on Iran policy could shift expectations about the direction of American sanctions, negotiations, or military posture in the region. Assets most exposed would be oil and energy futures, Gulf-linked equities, and safe-haven flows into the dollar and Treasuries, with reactions likely to be sensitive to any official U.S. confirmation or denial. Traders should watch for on-the-record statements from the White House or State Department and any scheduled Iran-related diplomatic or sanctions decisions that would either validate or undercut the reported rift.

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