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US President Trump says 100% we get Iran's nuclear dust

President Trump's confident assertion regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities can be seen as an escalation in rhetoric, potentially heightening tensions in the region.

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US President Trump says 100% we get Iran's nuclear dust

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  • Fully confident Iran will abandon uranium enrichment and any path toward a nuclear weapon, despite stalled talks with Tehran.
  • US is in direct contact with Iranian officials and is in no rush to reach a deal, while tensions remain high after he called the fragile ceasefire “on life support.”
  • China's strong, but US is stronger than them militarily.
  • Not in a rush for an Iran deal, but is just a question of time.
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This is crucial as it may affect market sentiment across multiple asset classes, particularly energy prices and safe-haven assets like gold, against the backdrop of already fragile negotiations. Investors should monitor how this impacts FX flows, especially involving the USD and JPY, as geopolitical jitters often prompt shifts in risk appetite.

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