US President Trump says Iran has agreed to everything, and will work with US to remove enriched Uranium from Iran, via CBS News; insisted that doing so will not involve US ground troops

President Trump's remarks signal a potential turning point in U.S.-Iran relations, with the promise of cooperation to remove enriched uranium suggesting a de-escalation of tensions.

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US President Trump says Iran has agreed to everything, and will work with US to remove enriched Uranium from Iran, via CBS News; insisted that doing so will not involve US ground troops

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  • When asked when he would be announcing the deal, Mr. Trump said the two sides are meeting this weekend and that the U.S. would continue its blockade "until we get it done."
  • Uranium will be brought to the US. 
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The market may respond cautiously, particularly in energy and metals sectors, given that any stabilization in Iran could impact oil prices and geopolitical risk. Watch for reactions in safe-haven assets like gold and the USD as details unfold over the weekend.

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