Iran has officially ruled out any possibility of engaging in negotiations with US President Donald Trump until the end of his term, according to FX Street. This stance was further confirmed through a post by an adviser to Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, emphasizing that Tehran will not enter talks with Washington while Trump remains in office.
The announcement underlines ongoing tensions between Iran and the United States, reflecting a continued stalemate in diplomatic relations during this period. Iran’s firm position signals that any potential dialogue is effectively postponed until after Trump’s presidency concludes.
For Japanese investors and markets, this geopolitical impasse may contribute to sustained volatility in FX and energy sectors, given Iran’s role in global oil supply and the broader impact of US-Iran relations on regional stability.