US President Trump said Iran is negotiating and wants a deal, but is afraid to say so, adds no one in Iran wants to be Supreme Leader right now

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US President Trump said Iran is negotiating and wants a deal, but is afraid to say so, adds no one in Iran wants to be Supreme Leader right now

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President Trump's comments on Iran suggest a potential softening in tensions, indicating that negotiations might be on the table. However, his emphasis on Iran's internal fear of leadership highlights instability, which might lead to fluctuating market sentiment around energy prices and safe-haven assets. Traders should monitor how this geopolitical nuance impacts assets like oil and gold, as any hint of further escalation or resolution could drive sharp movements in those markets.

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