Israeli official suggests that it is unlikely that Iran will agree to US demands; says US President Trump is determined to reach a deal with Iran

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The remarks from the Israeli official indicate a lack of progress in negotiations with Iran, potentially heightening geopolitical tensions. This uncertainty may impact risk sentiment, making safe-haven assets like gold and the yen more attractive, while also influencing oil prices as market participants reassess supply stability in the context of ongoing U.S.-Iran relations.

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