US President Trump says the Tuesday deadline is final; has seen every proposal; Iran proposal is a big step, but not good enough; will see what happens

President Trump's remarks indicate a heightened sense of urgency regarding Iran, emphasizing a finality to the upcoming Tuesday deadline and an unwillingness to accept proposals that lack significant concessions.

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  • War could end very quickly if they do the things they need to do.
  • People talking for Iran are more reasonable now.
  • War is about one thing, Iran cannot have nuclear weapons.
  • "If I had my choice, I would take Iran's oil".
  • If Iran does not yield, they will not have bridges or power plants.
  • Says he is not losing MAGA, MAGA loves what he is doing.
  • Guns were supposed to go to protestors, but a certain group of people kept them. Very upset about, they are going to pay a big price for that.
  • Iran has some missiles and drones left.
  • Iranian people will fight the regime when safe for them.
  • Hopefully war will be over quickly. 
  • Could leave right now, but wants to finish it up. 
  • Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. 
  • NATO should be ashamed. 

UK

  • UK has a long way to go.
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His statements could signal escalating tensions, which may influence oil prices, as a conflict could disrupt global oil supplies, impacting commodities and market sentiment broadly. Traders should watch the developments closely, particularly for any shifts in the geopolitical landscape and their implications for currencies and equities.

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