Trump's Iran Accord Statement: U.S. Nuclear Policy and Market Reactions

U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Iran has no obligation to comply with the Islamabad Accord, saying, 'This is not my concern.' This statement was interpreted as a signal that the U.S. continues its nuclear threat against Iran. Trump reiterated that the purpose of the conflict is to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons after the deaths of two U.S. soldiers in Jordan. Iranian Foreign Ministry Deputy Kazım Garibabadi claimed that the U.S. has violated the accord by resuming military and naval blockades, stating that Iran feels no obligation under these conditions. These developments escalated tensions between the U.S. and Iran and triggered short-term risk-taking in markets.

U.S. Iran Policy and Market Impacts - Trump's statement was interpreted as a signal that the U.S. continues its nuclear threat against Iran.

■Iran's claim of violating the accord strengthened the U.S.'s military and economic pressure.

■These developments triggered short-term risk-taking in markets, leading to increases in gold and bonds.

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■Foreign currency deposits are on the rise.

■U.S. housing starts are stabilizing.

■Germany is preparing to negotiate with Unicredit over Commerzbank.

■Banking sector sees an increase in total deposits.

■Real estate losses in the seventh month.

■Highest monthly real estate sales of the year.

■Inflation gauge for current and new tenants remains open.

■Short-term foreign debt stock is increasing.

■Fed is closing positions ahead of interest rate hikes.

■'Technological' selling in global markets.

Trump's statements on Iran's alleged violation of the accord have strengthened the U.S.'s military and economic pressure on Iran. These developments have escalated tensions between the U.S. and Iran and triggered short-term risk-taking in markets, leading to increases in gold and bonds.