US President Trump says, on Iran talks, we have an active and willing participant on the other side; they would like to be able to make a deal; says "I can't talk about a ceasefire"

President Trump's comments on the Iran talks suggest a potential thaw in negotiations, which markets may interpret as a positive sign for stability in the region.

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However, the ambiguity around a ceasefire leaves room for uncertainty, particularly regarding U.S. military actions and their implications for oil prices. Watch for moves in energy markets and safe-haven assets like gold, as this situation develops.

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