‘US backs off from Iran before markets open on weekdays’
US President Donald Trump announced new talks with Iran will begin Monday after cancelling a planned military attack. Analyst Negar Mortazavi notes a pattern where breakthrough discussions often occur just before financial markets reopen following weekends.
US President Donald Trump has signalled a shift in approach toward Iran, announcing that fresh negotiations will commence on Monday following his decision to call off a planned major military operation. According to analyst Negar Mortazavi, this development reflects an established pattern in US-Iran relations where announcements of diplomatic progress tend to coincide with the opening of financial markets after weekend closures. The timing of such announcements raises questions about the relationship between geopolitical developments and market dynamics.
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