US President Trump says he will be involved in the Iran talks indirectly and that Iran wants to make a deal

President Trump's involvement in the Iran talks, even indirectly, signals a potential shift in diplomatic relations that could impact the broader geopolitical landscape.

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  • Iran are bad negotiators and he hopes they will be more reasonable in talks.
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If Iran is indeed seeking a deal, this may provoke shifts in energy prices, given the country's influence in oil markets, and can also affect the USD's trajectory as risk sentiment fluctuates. Investors should keep an eye on associated currency and commodity movements, particularly in WTI and gold, as this narrative develops.

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