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Trump Says Iran Is Close to Signing Deal, Would Renounce Nuclear Weapons

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JH Kim

Summary

  • Markets are watching the possibility of a breakthrough in nuclear talks between the U.S. and Iran.
  • If U.S.-Iran talks lead to an actual agreement, they could help ease geopolitical risks in the Middle East.
  • The outcome of the talks could also affect international oil prices and haven assets.

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President Donald Trump said negotiations between the U.S. and Iran are in their final stages, raising market focus on the prospects for a nuclear deal between the two countries.

Walter Bloomberg reported on June 3 that Trump said Iran was close to signing an agreement.

If Tehran signs the deal, it would agree not to possess nuclear weapons, Trump added.

The U.S. and Iran have recently continued talks on extending a ceasefire, resuming nuclear negotiations and easing sanctions. Trump has previously said the two sides are in daily contact and that negotiations are moving quickly.

Iran's government, however, maintains that no final agreement has been reached, leaving the prospects for a deal still subject to further confirmation.

Markets are assessing whether a U.S.-Iran agreement would ease geopolitical risks in the Middle East and ripple through international oil prices and haven assets.

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JH Kim

JH Kim

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