Foreign media: Iran shows initial willingness to abandon its nuclear program in exchange for peace; crude oil prices drop in response
Svmuu News: According to a report by Sky News Arabia, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister stated, “If the United States can offer a satisfactory alternative, Iran is prepared to abandon its nuclear program.” Yesterday, reports emerged that Iran had been secretly engaging with the U.S. to reach an agreement and end the conflict, but Iran subsequently denied these reports, calling them false. In summary, these are clear signs that tensions are easing. Investors may only need to wait for the U.S. or Israel to announce that their objectives have been met before the market reacts with enthusiasm. Following the Deputy Foreign Minister’s remarks, the market responded positively, with stock markets surging while the dollar and crude oil prices fell. (Jin Shi)
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