Iran Says Nuclear Details Not Yet Being Discussed in US Talks
Summary
- Iran’s Foreign Ministry said details related to nuclear issues are not yet being discussed in negotiations with the US.
- Markets are focusing on limits on uranium enrichment and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) verification framework as key variables in the talks.
- The outcome of US-Iran negotiations could also affect global financial markets, including international oil prices and the dollar.
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Iran’s Foreign Ministry said detailed nuclear issues are not yet being discussed in negotiations with the US, as markets watch for signs of progress in talks between Washington and Tehran.
Walter Bloomberg reported on May 22 that an Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said, “At this stage, details related to nuclear issues are not being discussed.”
The remarks came as the US and Iran continue negotiations over sanctions relief and limits on Tehran’s nuclear program. Iran previously said differences with the US remain deep and significant.
Markets are focusing on limits on uranium enrichment and the International Atomic Energy Agency’s verification framework as key variables in the negotiations. The US is seeking tighter restrictions on nuclear activities and stronger verification, while Iran is insisting on guarantees for what it says is its right to nuclear activity.
The outcome of the talks could also affect global financial markets, including international oil prices and the dollar. Both sides are maintaining negotiating channels, the report said.
