Iran, through its representative Gharibabadi, stated that Tehran is not prioritizing direct negotiations with the United States, preferring to monitor developments through Oman. This Gulf country has historically served as an intermediary between the two nations, notably during talks leading to the 2015 nuclear agreement. Markets reflect this pessimism, with the likelihood of a diplomatic meeting by the end of July dropping from 10% to 3%, and only a 2% probability of a final nuclear deal by mid-August.
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