US intelligence agencies assessed that Tehran is not currently willing to engage in substantial negotiations to end the conflict, while US intelligence agencies believe Iran's government thinks Trump is not serious about negotiations, according to NYT

The US intelligence assessment indicates that Tehran is currently resistant to substantial negotiations, likely escalating tensions and uncertainty in the region.

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This perception can lead to risk aversion in markets, affecting the USD and commodities like oil, particularly WTI, as investors may seek safe-haven assets amidst rising geopolitical concerns.

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