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According to Tejarat News, on the eve of the resumption of Iran’s nuclear talks in Vienna, which is scheduled to take place on December 29. There is a lot of news. News that can ultimately affect the economy and the stock market.
Robert Mali, the US State Department’s special envoy for Iran, will travel to the United Arab Emirates, Israel, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. Mr. Mali’s visit will last until November 20.
A State Department statement said he would coordinate US approaches to a wide range of concerns about Iran, including its destabilizing activities in the region.
The US vice president also stressed in his speech the US desire to return to the nuclear talks to revive the UN Security Council. “We are looking for a return and we are waiting for the talks and we hope that these talks will be fruitful,” he said. In this regard, we stand by our allies.
Biden Vice President Kamala Harris also stated that our desire to return to a nuclear deal with Iran is clear.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov also said that in the Vienna talks we will demand the full implementation of the Iran nuclear deal and the lifting of sanctions against Tehran.
Rafael Grossi, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, on Friday (November 12th) described the new Iranian government’s failure to contact him as “astonishing.” He said he had only “technical talks” with Mohammad Eslami, the new head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran.
However, according to Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Ali Bagheri, the Vienna talks aimed at lifting illegal US sanctions against Iran will begin on Monday, December 28th.
Stock ball on government land
Homayoun Darabi, a stock market expert, regarding the impact of these negotiations on the stock market, said: “Capital market conditions are currently internal and no weight can be given to the negotiations.”
He pointed out that foreign affairs have a small share in the current market, adding that the government’s policy now is not to tie the economy to politics. In my opinion, the negotiations will not affect the market at the moment.
Darabi added: “If the negotiations are finally concluded, it will have a positive impact on the whole economy due to the reduction of money transfer costs, reduction of transportation costs, access to new markets and..” This will result in economic growth that will benefit the entire market.
The expert said: the ball is currently on the ground in Tehran. It is the government that will guarantee and pave the way for the stock market. Currently the biggest problem is the capital market with the government.
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