US and Iran aren't starting talks on the same page; still unclear whether negotiations set to start Saturday led by VP Vance will be based on the US 15-point plan or Iran's 10-point plan, via WSJ

The uncertainty surrounding the upcoming US-Iran negotiations highlights a lack of common ground between the two nations, which could hinder progress on key issues.

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US and Iran aren't starting talks on the same page; still unclear whether negotiations set to start Saturday led by VP Vance will be based on the US 15-point plan or Iran's 10-point plan, via WSJ

Iran Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf says three clauses of the 10-point plan have been violated so far; as such a bilateral ceasefire or negotiations is unreasonable

UAE foreign ministry spox. will seek clarifications on terms of ceasefire agreement between US/Iran with clarifications to ensure Iran's full compliance to immediate cessation of all attacks in the region and unconditional reopening of Strait of Hormuz

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This ambiguity could lead to volatility in related asset classes, particularly in oil, gold, and currencies, as markets may react to shifts in diplomatic sentiment. Traders should monitor developments closely, as any escalation or agreement could significantly impact market sentiment across the board.

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