The US has told Tehran it would give Iran access to USD 20bln if it hands over its stockpile of fissile material, WSJ reports, citing officials familiar with the negotiations

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  • Two of the officials said Iran has neither dismissed nor accepted the proposal at this point.

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The reported U.S. offer to grant Iran access to $20 billion contingent on the transfer of fissile material marks a significant development in diplomatic negotiations. The implications at play suggest potential easing of sanctions and could influence oil prices and broader market stability, as uncertainties around Iran’s nuclear program persist. A favorable outcome could strengthen the dollar and impact energy markets, particularly commodities tied to supply dynamics.

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