Iran says negotiations with the US will be held in Islamabad to finalise details, with the aim of confirming Iran's battlefield achievements politically within maximum of 15 days, with talks to begin April 10th and may be extended if both sides agree

The announcement of US-Iran negotiations in Islamabad reflects a potential easing of tensions, with implications for geopolitical stability and energy markets.

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If these talks are successful, it may influence oil prices and currency pair dynamics, particularly in the USD and WTI space. Traders should monitor developments closely, as any breakthrough could recalibrate risk sentiment and commodity flows.

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