Pakistan is getting ready to host the second round of Iran-US talks, Tasnim reports citing Jio TV

The upcoming Iran-US talks in Pakistan underscore a potential thaw in relations, which could have wider implications for regional stability.

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  • "There is a possibility of holding the second round of Iran-US talks in Islamabad next week"
  • "Necessary orders have been issued to ensure logistical and security preparations for hosting these talks"
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The focus on logistical and security preparations indicates a serious commitment from both sides, making it necessary to watch the market reaction in related assets like oil and gold, as shifts in diplomatic relations often impact risk sentiment and pricing in these markets.

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