9/23 crypto daily report
Today, the US and Iran have talked out something.
Trump said U.S. officials held a three-hour meeting with Iran, describing the process as “productive,” and added that there may be an opportunity to reach an agreement after the midterm elections. Iran also confirmed that a meeting will take place, and laid out the conditions directly: lifting the maritime blockade, unfreezing assets, and ending the wars on all fronts. This is the clearest statement of both sides’ positions since this round of conflict.
Qatar’s prime minister sat in alongside, and sources say this meeting wasn’t thrown together on the spur of the moment—it was arranged in advance. Iran denied reports of an alleged “7-day opening of the straits,” but the Revolutionary Guard also softened its stance: “If national interests require it, we’ll talk.” Trump, meanwhile, said he’s willing to meet in New York if the conditions are suitable.
Both sides are leaving room for maneuver in their wording. Compared with earlier rounds of threatening remarks, this is far more pragmatic.
On the other side, Saudi Arabia’s moves are more practical—an east-west pipeline has truly been restarted. Yanbu Port has resumed exports, and Asian refiners have already received informal assurances. Rumors are turning into reality, and this track is worth watching more than Middle East political rhetoric.
#中東局勢 #美伊 #oil
Today, the US and Iran have talked out something.
Trump said U.S. officials held a three-hour meeting with Iran, describing the process as “productive,” and added that there may be an opportunity to reach an agreement after the midterm elections. Iran also confirmed that a meeting will take place, and laid out the conditions directly: lifting the maritime blockade, unfreezing assets, and ending the wars on all fronts. This is the clearest statement of both sides’ positions since this round of conflict.
Qatar’s prime minister sat in alongside, and sources say this meeting wasn’t thrown together on the spur of the moment—it was arranged in advance. Iran denied reports of an alleged “7-day opening of the straits,” but the Revolutionary Guard also softened its stance: “If national interests require it, we’ll talk.” Trump, meanwhile, said he’s willing to meet in New York if the conditions are suitable.
Both sides are leaving room for maneuver in their wording. Compared with earlier rounds of threatening remarks, this is far more pragmatic.
On the other side, Saudi Arabia’s moves are more practical—an east-west pipeline has truly been restarted. Yanbu Port has resumed exports, and Asian refiners have already received informal assurances. Rumors are turning into reality, and this track is worth watching more than Middle East political rhetoric.
#中東局勢 #美伊 #oil