$NVDAB
đš #USIranDealOrNoDeal â Bessent Says Deal "Today or Tomorrow," Iran Says No Direct Talks Happening đïžâïž
This is exactly what the hashtag says â genuine confusion at the top levels of both governments. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told CNBC a Strait of Hormuz deal is "in sight" and could land "today or tomorrow." Iran's Foreign Ministry says otherwise.
đ The Conflicting Signals:
â Bessent (US): "We are in talks with the Iranians... there is a chance we may have a deal today or tomorrow"
â Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei: Tehran has no plans for direct talks with Washington, disputing Trump's "imminent deal" claim
â Qatar's Foreign Ministry: Draft agreements are "being circulated" and "in very progressive stages" â but "nothing on the books" for direct talks
â US Secretary of State Rubio: "Progress made... but not finality" on Strait of Hormuz transit
âïž Meanwhile, Real Military Activity Continues:
US Central Command confirmed it has redirected 44 commercial vessels as part of its ongoing Strait of Hormuz blockade, having disabled two ships and boarded two others. Iran's senior military adviser Mohsen Rezaei said Tehran "will not allow" shipments through the strait outside its own terms.
đ Market Reaction:
Despite the uncertainty, the Dow jumped 800 points (+1.5%), S&P 500 rose 1.2%, Nasdaq gained 1.7% Tuesday â markets are pricing in some probability of resolution, even without confirmation from both sides.
đȘ Why Crypto Traders Should Watch:
Goldman Sachs analysts say Brent likely stays range-bound $80-90 until there's either a confirmed deal or a real escalation â meaning the next 24-48 hours of headlines could swing oil, and by extension risk assets, sharply either way.
đŹ Your take: Deal, or no deal? Drop your prediction below đ
Not financial advice â always DYOR. This is a fast-developing, contested story â verify with primary sources.
$BTC
đš #USIranDealOrNoDeal â Bessent Says Deal "Today or Tomorrow," Iran Says No Direct Talks Happening đïžâïž
This is exactly what the hashtag says â genuine confusion at the top levels of both governments. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told CNBC a Strait of Hormuz deal is "in sight" and could land "today or tomorrow." Iran's Foreign Ministry says otherwise.
đ The Conflicting Signals:
â Bessent (US): "We are in talks with the Iranians... there is a chance we may have a deal today or tomorrow"
â Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei: Tehran has no plans for direct talks with Washington, disputing Trump's "imminent deal" claim
â Qatar's Foreign Ministry: Draft agreements are "being circulated" and "in very progressive stages" â but "nothing on the books" for direct talks
â US Secretary of State Rubio: "Progress made... but not finality" on Strait of Hormuz transit
âïž Meanwhile, Real Military Activity Continues:
US Central Command confirmed it has redirected 44 commercial vessels as part of its ongoing Strait of Hormuz blockade, having disabled two ships and boarded two others. Iran's senior military adviser Mohsen Rezaei said Tehran "will not allow" shipments through the strait outside its own terms.
đ Market Reaction:
Despite the uncertainty, the Dow jumped 800 points (+1.5%), S&P 500 rose 1.2%, Nasdaq gained 1.7% Tuesday â markets are pricing in some probability of resolution, even without confirmation from both sides.
đȘ Why Crypto Traders Should Watch:
Goldman Sachs analysts say Brent likely stays range-bound $80-90 until there's either a confirmed deal or a real escalation â meaning the next 24-48 hours of headlines could swing oil, and by extension risk assets, sharply either way.
đŹ Your take: Deal, or no deal? Drop your prediction below đ
Not financial advice â always DYOR. This is a fast-developing, contested story â verify with primary sources.
$BTC