"US delegation expected in Pakistan for peace talks", CNN reports; sources suggest that VP Vance is to depart later today

This news of a US delegation heading to Pakistan for peace talks signals a potential thaw in relations, which could influence regional stability.

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If successful, these discussions might lead to improved diplomatic ties and affect asset attractiveness in the region, particularly impacting currencies and commodities like oil. Traders should watch for market reactions that could reflect shifts in sentiment towards geopolitical risk in and around South Asia.

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