Source cited by CNN says "Good news" expected soon after Pakistan asked Trump to extend the Iran deadline

The announcement regarding positive developments expected soon between Pakistan and the U.S.

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"A regional source said “some good news is expected from both sides soon” and that discussions were steered directly by Pakistan’s army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir. The source added that a deal is expected to be closed tonight."

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over the Iran deadline could signal a diplomatic easing that might impact regional stability. If a deal is finalized, it may enhance market sentiment and encourage risk-on behavior, benefiting equities and potentially affecting currency pairs such as USD/JPY and commodity prices including WTI.

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