Summary
- President Donald Trump said he cannot accept Iran’s proposal for negotiations.
- The U.S. and Iran continue to differ over the nuclear program, sanctions, and maritime blockade.
- The market is watching whether negotiations advance and whether Middle East tensions can ease, with both seen as key variables going forward.
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President Donald Trump said he cannot accept Iran’s proposal, underscoring the deadlock in negotiations.
Walter Bloomberg reported on May 3 that Trump had reviewed Iran’s proposal but could not accept it.
“I looked at everything, but it is at a level that cannot be accepted,” Trump added.
The remarks amount to a clear rejection of a proposal recently put forward by Iran.
The U.S. and Iran are continuing indirect talks through mediators, but differences persist over Tehran’s nuclear program, sanctions and maritime blockades.
Markets are watching for signs of progress in the negotiations and for any easing of tensions in the Middle East. Whether the two sides can narrow their differences and reach a diplomatic solution remains a key variable.
JH Kim
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