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Iran's Nuclear Program: Market Surges on Abandonment News, Then Rejects Reports

Iran's Nuclear Program: Market Surges on Abandonment News, Then Rejects Reports

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CNBC Awaaz•05-03-2026, 17:29

Iran's Nuclear Program: Market Surges on Abandonment News, Then Rejects Reports

•Initial reports suggested Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister hinted at abandoning its nuclear program under certain conditions.
•Global markets, including Dow Futures, surged nearly 200 points on hopes of reduced Middle East tensions.
•Iran later rejected these reports, with state news agency IRNA clarifying the statements were misinterpreted.
•Tehran stated Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi's remarks referred to previous nuclear deal discussions.
•Analysts believe an agreement could reduce geopolitical tensions and positively impact energy markets.

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