German Chancellor Merz says he had a productive call with US President Trump

The constructive dialogue between German Chancellor Merz and US President Trump signals a coordinated approach to key geopolitical issues, particularly regarding Ukraine and Iran.

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  • Discussed Ukraine and coordinated their positions.
  • Iran must return to negotiating table, calls for Strait of Hormuz to be opened and rules out Tehran having nuclear weapons.
  • US and Germany are strong partners in a strong NATO. 
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Such collaboration may bolster investor confidence in Euro-Atlantic alliances, influencing assets like the EUR/USD and risk-sensitive equities while also setting a more robust tone in energy markets given the discussion on Iran.

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