US President Trump says the US will get atomic stuff from Iran

President Trump's statement about acquiring nuclear materials from Iran could signify an escalation in geopolitical tensions, particularly concerning nuclear proliferation.

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This development may negatively affect risk sentiment, making safe-haven assets like gold and the Japanese yen more attractive while putting pressure on equities and oil prices due to heightened uncertainty in global markets.

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