Iran's decision not to attend Pakistan on Wednesday is final, reports Tasnim

Iran's decision to skip the negotiations in Pakistan signals a deterioration in diplomatic engagement with the U.S., which could escalate tensions in the region.

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  • Iranian negotiating team has announced to the American side through the Pakistani intermediary for various reasons that it will not be present in Islamabad, Pakistan on Wednesday, and there is currently no prospect of participating, Tasnim reports.
  • Iran finally announced today that with this situation, it considers participation in the negotiations to be a waste of time because the US is preventing any proper agreement.
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This may impact energy prices and currency markets as market participants reassess the geopolitical risk premium, particularly for oil and gold. The lack of progress in talks could also add volatility to currencies like the USD and JPY in the near term.

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