Failure of US-Iran talks set to weigh on risk assets Monday
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The US and Iran's failure to reach a peace deal over the weekend is expected to weigh on market sentiment and lift demand for safe-haven assets. The failure to strike a deal is likely to disappoint investors and lead to a rise in the dollar and oil prices, as well as a slide in equities.
The US and Iran failed to reach a peace deal during talks in Pakistan. Vice President JD Vance said negotiators will return to the US without a deal. The dollar is expected to rise, along with oil prices. Equities are expected to slide. The immediate outlook for Treasuries is mixed. Crude oil markets will take their cue from constraints in flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Gold may see fresh gains. Analysts say the scale of market reaction may be limited if investors view the talks as a temporary setback.
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