Summary
- President Donald Trump said he has canceled a planned trip to Pakistan for negotiations with Iran.
- Markets are focused on the possibility that the decision could lead to delayed negotiations and prolonged tensions in the Middle East.
- Whether talks resume is emerging as a key variable.
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President Donald Trump said he has canceled plans for a Pakistan meeting aimed at negotiations with Iran, underscoring the renewed impasse in talks.
Walter Bloomberg reported on April 25 that Trump said a delegation that had been set to travel to Islamabad for Iran negotiations was no longer going.
"Time is being wasted," Trump said.
He also criticized Iran's leadership, saying it was unclear who was in charge and faulting the internal disarray.
Trump added that the US "holds all the cards" and said Iran should reach out first if it wants negotiations.
Markets are watching whether the delay in talks could prolong tensions in the Middle East. Whether negotiations resume remains a key variable.
JH Kim
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