US President Trump says Iran wants to talks and see if they can make a deal, US officials negotiating with Iran are dealing with the people who are in charge now; Iran plans to make an offer aimed at resolving US demands, according to Reuters

President Trump's indication that Iran is open to negotiations signals a potential thaw in tensions, which could influence market sentiment across equities and commodities, particularly oil.

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An agreement could stave off further escalation, impacting geopolitical risk premiums in currencies like the USD and JPY, and potentially strengthen risk appetite in global markets.

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