Turkish Foreign Minister believes the two-week time may not be enough for US-Iran negotiations, via Tass

The Turkish Foreign Minister's comments suggest potential delays in US-Iran negotiations, indicating that the current timeframe may be insufficient.

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Israeli PM Netanyahu says in light of the repeated and ongoing appeals from Lebanon to open direct negotiations with Israel, instructed the cabinet yesterday to open direct negotiations with Lebanon at the earliest possible time, Axios' Ravid reports

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Turkish Foreign Minister believes the two-week time may not be enough for US-Iran negotiations, via Tass

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This could lead to heightened geopolitical tensions, impacting market sentiment around oil, currencies, and regional stability. Investors may want to watch for ripple effects in safe-haven assets if the situation evolves further.

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