In-person talks between the US and Iran could resume as early as this week, according to NBC News

The potential for renewed in-person talks between the US and Iran suggests a shift in diplomatic engagement, which could impact market sentiment significantly.

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  • The US asked Iran during the marathon talks over the weekend for a 20-year suspension of uranium enrichment.
  • The Iranians agreed to 3-5 years, which President Donald Trump has said is not acceptable, the source said.
  • US has asked Iran to remove highly enriched uranium from the country, but Iran agreed to a "monitored process of down blending" — a process where highly enriched uranium is mixed with natural or less potent uranium to create a less potent material.
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If the discussions yield any agreements or compromises regarding uranium enrichment, we might see volatility in energy prices, especially oil, as well as movements in safe-haven assets like gold. However, given President Trump's rejection of the proposed terms, the outlook remains uncertain, which could lead to market caution.

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