US President Trump on Iran deadline says it won't be moved again; have not signed any ceasefire
- When asked about striking Iran's infrastructure, and whether it would be a war crime, says no because "they are animals".
- Iran would like to have a ceasefire because they are getting obliterated.
- Have given Iran chances, they have not taken them.
- Will see how they behave.
- Witkoff and Kushner are talking. Vance could also be talking. Vance could be involved with an in-person meeting.
- Highly unlikely he will move the deadline again.
- Vance is continuing to talk to Pakistan intermediaries.
- Got a regime change, they are more moderate.
- Not worries about concerns over targeting civilian infrastructure.
- Not worried about war crime allegations.
- A war crime would be allowing Iran to have nuclear weapons.
Context
The comments from President Trump about Iran indicate a firm stance against any extension of the deadline for military action, signaling potential escalation in geopolitical tensions. With ongoing dialogues involving intermediaries, market participants should be alert to any developments that might impact oil prices, currency valuations, and risk sentiment across equities. This scenario suggests an increased risk premium for assets closely tied to geopolitical stability and energy prices.
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