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Iran's Foreign Minister says Tehran has always welcomed a fair nuclear deal which ensures Iran's rights and guarantees no nuclear weapons

Iran's Foreign Minister's statements about a willingness to engage in a fair nuclear deal suggest potential movement in diplomatic relations, which could influence perceptions of regional stability.

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If these negotiations progress positively, we might see shifts in commodities and currency markets, particularly impacting oil prices and safe-haven assets like gold. The emphasis on nuclear rights and non-proliferation could also spark varied reactions across global markets, depending on how the U.S. and its allies respond.

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