
Iran's foreign minister arrived in Pakistan; Trump stated Iran plans to present an offer addressing U.S. demands, though he has not yet reviewed its details.
This visit signals a potential restart of nuclear talks between the U.S. and Iran after months of tension — the two countries have not held substantive negotiations since Trump took office.
For business professionals and investors, renewed U.S.–Iran talks could unlock frozen Iranian assets, ease global oil supply concerns (which currently add volatility to energy prices), and reshape supply chains in sectors reliant on Iranian markets or materials.
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