Summary
- Iran plans to send a senior delegation to Islamabad on Tuesday for talks with the US.
- Iran said the delegation, led by Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, would join the meeting only if US Vice President JD Vance attends.
- Markets are watching whether the talks take place and whether senior officials meet as key factors for easing Middle East tensions and stabilizing energy markets.
Forecast Trend Report by Period
Iran plans to send a senior delegation to Pakistan for talks with the US on Tuesday in Islamabad, Walter Bloomberg reported. Uncertainty remains after Tehran set conditions for joining the meeting.
The delegation is set to be led by Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. It will take part only if US Vice President JD Vance attends, according to the report.
Vance is also due to travel to Pakistan the same day, raising the possibility of high-level contact between the two sides.
The US and Iran are continuing negotiations over the nuclear issue, sanctions and control of the Strait of Hormuz. Differences on key issues remain.
Markets are watching whether the talks go ahead and whether senior officials meet, as both could affect efforts to ease tensions in the Middle East and stabilize energy markets.
JH Kim
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