Mediators pursue Iran-US deal in back channel diplomacy, FT reports

The reports of back channel diplomacy between the US and Iran signal a potential thaw in relations, which is critical given the geopolitical tensions surrounding oil and Middle Eastern stability.

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  • The push from mediators comes after high-level negotiations over the weekend failed to reach a deal.
  • But behind the scenes, there are “active talks” ongoing through Pakistan to extend the ceasefire and secure a more permanent deal, one Pakistani diplomat said.
  • A second non-Pakistani diplomat said the US and Iran were still exchanging responses to a potential deal via mediators.
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If negotiations progress favorably, we could see immediate impacts on crude oil prices and related markets, as well as shifts in risk sentiment that may benefit havens or emerging market currencies.

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