US President Trump says he is not satisfied with the latest proposal from Iran

President Trump's dissatisfaction with the latest Iranian proposal signals ongoing tension in U.S.-Iran negotiations, which could hinder the prospect of a deal.

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  • Iran wants a deal, but i am not satisfied.
  • Iran has no military left.
  • Talks with Iran are by phone.
  • Made strides in talks with Iran.
  • Not sure we are going to get to a deal.
  • Not happy with Italy or Spain on Iran.
  • Iran leaders do not get along with each other.
  • I am not happy.
  • Just had conversation with Iran. Lets see what happens.
  • Hormuz Strait is 100% shut down.
  • Iran negotiations are not getting there right now.
  • When asked about potential Iran strikes, says: "Why would I tell you?"
  • On Iran options, either blast them away or make a deal.
  • Blockade has been unbelievable, powerful.
  • If we left right now, we had a great victory, but we are not doing that, we are negotiating with them, but the Iran teams are unbelievably disjointed. 
  • When this war ends, oil gas and everything will come tumbling down.
  • Other than gasoline, prices are down.
  • Iran is asking for things i can't agree with. 
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The mention of the Strait of Hormuz being "100% shut down" raises concerns about oil supply disruptions, potentially impacting energy prices and broader market sentiment. Traders should be cautious, as sustained geopolitical friction often leads to volatility in equities and commodities, particularly oil and gold.

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