US President Trump says US is doing well in Iran; Iran will not have nuclear weapons; says we want to talk to Iran, but there are no leaders left to talk to

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President Trump's comments suggest a more stable U.S. stance towards Iran, emphasizing a desire for dialogue amid nuclear development concerns. This may reduce geopolitical risk premiums in markets, particularly for oil and safe-haven assets like gold, while potentially strengthening the USD as it reflects relative calm. However, the mention of a lack of leadership in Iran indicates that negotiations remain uncertain, keeping the situation fluid.

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