Summary
- Pakistan said it had urged the US and Iran to extend the temporary ceasefire and continue diplomatic talks.
- Markets said whether the ceasefire is extended and whether talks can continue are key variables in easing tensions in the Middle East.
- Easing tensions in the Middle East is being cited as a key factor affecting energy market stability.
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Pakistan has urged the US and Iran to extend their temporary ceasefire and keep diplomatic talks going, underscoring the need to ease tensions through continued negotiations.
Walter Bloomberg reported on April 21 that Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar called on both sides to prolong the ceasefire and continue diplomatic talks.
Pakistan is preparing to host a second round of negotiations and says dialogue is the only path to regional stability.
The current two-week ceasefire is due to expire on Wednesday, and it remains unclear whether talks will proceed. President Donald Trump has signaled the truce could end.
Iran has not formally confirmed its participation in the negotiations, though it has indicated to mediating countries that it may send a delegation, the report said.
Markets are watching whether the ceasefire is extended and whether talks continue as key factors for easing Middle East tensions and stabilizing energy markets.
JH Kim
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