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Trump Says Iran Gave In to US Demands Despite 15-Point Plan Rejection | Daybreak Europe 3/30/2026

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President Trump claimed Iran conceded to most U.S. demands from his 15-point plan to end the conflict, despite Tehran’s prior rejection, though no formal negotiations are confirmed. Houthi militants in Yemen escalated tensions by launching missile strikes at Israel over the weekend, triggering oil price surges and stock declines amid fears of broader regional conflict. The U.S. deployed 3,500 additional troops to the Middle East, heightening concerns about further military escalation and its potential economic fallout. Bonds rallied as investors sought safe assets, while JPMorgan and Pimco warned markets are underestimating the war’s risks to global growth and financial stability. Senior Political Economist Lizzy Galbraith joined the discussion, emphasizing the economic and geopolitical uncertainties stemming from the unresolved crisis.
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On today's show, President Trump says Iran 'gave' the US most of the demands made in his 15-point plan to end the war, despite Tehran previously rejecting the proposal. It remains unclear whether either side is negotiating. Oil gained and stocks fell on fears that the conflict will escalate, after Houthi militants in Yemen joined the war, firing missiles at Israel on Saturday. The arrival of 3,500 US troops in the Middle East over the weekend has also added to escalation concerns. Bonds are rallying as investors weigh up the impact of the war on global growth. JPMorgan and Pimco say financial markets are underestimating the risks. Today's guest: Lizzy Galbraith, Aberdeen, Senior Political Economist (Source: Bloomberg)

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