A US negotiating delegation may arrive in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, tomorrow, according to Pakistani sources on April 24 cited by CCTV

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The potential arrival of a US negotiating delegation in Islamabad could signal a shift in diplomatic engagement between the US and Pakistan, particularly in areas like economic cooperation or security. Traders should monitor how this might influence regional stability, as any escalation in negotiations could impact risk sentiment across various asset classes, especially in emerging markets and related currencies.

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