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1) Will Trump accept Iran’s demands?

Based on the latest developments from the current U.S.–Iran talks, it looks unlikely in the near term.
Recent reports show that high-level negotiations in Islamabad collapsed without any agreement, with both sides still deeply divided on core issues like Iran’s nuclear program and regional influence �. After the failure of talks, the U.S. moved toward stronger pressure measures, including a naval blockade strategy in the Strait of Hormuz �.
Xinhua News
Reuters
Key takeaway:
Trump’s current approach is pressure-first, not concession-first
Iran is also refusing major U.S. conditions
Both sides are escalating rather than compromising
👉 So at this stage, there is no strong sign that Trump is ready to accept Iran’s main demands, especially on sanctions relief and nuclear issues.
2) Will Iran’s currency rise?
The Iranian currency (rial) depends heavily on:
sanctions pressure
oil exports
war/diplomatic stability
investor confidence
Right now, the situation is economically negative for Iran in the short term:
Talks failed → less chance of sanctions relief
Military tensions increased → higher risk premium
Oil markets are volatile due to conflict risk (prices surged above $100 in related reports) �
MarketWatch
👉 This usually means:
Short-term pressure on Iran’s currency (likely weakening)
High volatility (sharp ups and downs depending on news)
Possible recovery only if a political deal or sanctions easing happens
Final summary
❌ Trump accepting Iran’s demands soon: unlikely based on current hardline stance and failed talks
📉 Iran currency: more likely to stay weak or volatile short-term
📈 Long-term improvement only if sanctions relief + diplomatic deal happens
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