Al-Mayadeen envoy to Islamabad says it cannot be said yet that Iranian Foreign Minister's meetings in Pakistan will be preparation for a new round of negotiations

The statement suggests uncertainty around the Iranian Foreign Minister's meetings in Pakistan and their potential impact on future negotiations.

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This could indicate a lack of immediate diplomatic progress, which may keep geopolitical tensions elevated. Traders should remain cautious, as developments in Iran-Pak relations can influence sentiment in markets sensitive to geopolitical risks, particularly in commodities and regional currencies.

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