US President Trump says will get a deal on Iran one way or the other; really bad things will happen if no Iran deal

President Trump's remarks signal a heightened urgency around U.S.-Iran relations, emphasizing that a deal must be reached or face severe consequences.

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US President Trump says will get a deal on Iran one way or the other; really bad things will happen if no Iran deal

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  • Would love to have China and Russia involved in diplomacy.
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This rhetoric may impact various asset classes, particularly oil and safe havens like gold, and could lead to fluctuations in the USD and related currencies as markets assess the potential for conflict or sanctions. Keep an eye on how this might affect risk sentiment and the overall geopolitical landscape.

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