US President Trump says he thinks they will end up with a great deal, speaking to CNBC; Iran has no choice, it is regime change no matter what you want to call it. In a strong negotiating position.

President Trump's comments indicate a hardening stance towards Iran, suggesting that the U.S.

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US President Trump says he thinks they will end up with a great deal, speaking to CNBC; Iran has no choice, it is regime change no matter what you want to call it. In a strong negotiating position.

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  • Naval blockade has been successful, in control of the Strait.
  • Do not want to extend the ceasefire; there is not that much time.
  • Iran can get itself onto a good footing with a deal.
  • Iran is "bloodthirsty".
  • Iran has probably conducted some restocking.
  • Iran has been trying to move its missiles around during the ceasefire. US is now much more powerful than it was a few weeks ago, used the ceasefire to restock as well.
  • Caught an Iranian ship with gifts from China, thought he had an understanding with China's Xi, says "that's alright".
  • Ready to go militarily. Expect to be bombing, it's the better attitude to go into talks with, the military is ready to go.
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feels it is in a position of strength. The mention of military readiness and a potential breakdown of negotiations can heighten geopolitical tensions, impacting risk sentiment across markets—particularly in energy and equities. Traders should watch for volatility in oil prices and currencies as this could amplify market reactions to evolving news on Iran.

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