Summary
- President Donald Trump took a negative stance on the terms of negotiations with Iran.
- The US and Iran continue to differ over the nuclear program, sanctions and a maritime blockade.
- Markets are focused on whether the two sides can narrow their differences and whether a diplomatic solution can be reached as key variables in the progress of negotiations.
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President Donald Trump struck a negative tone on the terms of negotiations with Iran, highlighting the continuing stalemate in the talks.
Walter Bloomberg reported on May 1 that Trump said Iran is "asking for things that I cannot accept."
The comment was viewed as a sign of his dissatisfaction with a recent proposal from Iran.
The US and Iran are continuing indirect talks through mediators, but differences persist over the nuclear program, sanctions and a maritime blockade.
Markets are watching whether the two sides can narrow those gaps and whether a diplomatic solution can still be reached. Those factors are key variables for progress in the negotiations.
JH Kim
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