Iranian Media Journalist Khalili says resignation of Ghalibaf from the chairmanship of the negotiating delegation is not true

This statement from Iranian media refuting the resignation of a key negotiator suggests stability in Iran's negotiating stance, which could impact ongoing discussions regarding nuclear agreements or sanctions.

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Iranian Media Journalist Khalili says resignation of Ghalibaf from the chairmanship of the negotiating delegation is not true

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Given the sensitivity around Iran-U.S. relations, any perceived instability might have influenced market sentiment or risks surrounding related assets, but this news provides reassurance for now.

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