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Asia-Pacific markets set to open higher as investors assess mixed messaging on Iran war; Trump renewed threat to target Iran's civilian infrastructure if a peace deal is not reached in less than 24 ho
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Asia-Pacific markets are poised to open higher as investors assess mixed messaging regarding the Iran conflict. Donald Trump has reportedly renewed a threat to target Iranian civilian infrastructure if a peace deal is not reached within 24 hours. Despite the aggressive rhetoric, Trump also signaled that Iranian leadership is negotiating in earnest.
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- •Donald Trump reportedly renewed a threat to target Iran's civilian infrastructure if a peace deal is not reached within 24 hours.[1]unverified
- •Trump reportedly signaled that Iranian leadership is negotiating in earnest.[1]unverified
- •Asia-Pacific markets are set to open higher as investors assess the mixed messaging regarding the Iran conflict.[1]unverified
[1] CNBC World
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Asia-Pacific markets are poised to open higher as investors assess mixed messaging regarding the Iran conflict. Donald Trump has reportedly renewed a threat to target Iranian civilian infrastructure if a peace deal is not reached within 24 hours. Despite the aggressive rhetoric, Trump also signaled that Iranian leadership is negotiating in earnest.
- • Donald Trump reportedly renewed a threat to target Iran's civilian infrastructure if a peace deal is not reached within 24 hours.
- • Trump reportedly signaled that Iranian leadership is negotiating in earnest.
- • Asia-Pacific markets are set to open higher as investors assess the mixed messaging regarding the Iran conflict.