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White House Insists Talks Are Ongoing With Iran

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The White House confirmed on March 25, 2026, that diplomatic talks with Iran remain active despite Tehran’s denial of ongoing negotiations, creating a public contradiction between the two nations. Iran simultaneously announced it would permit non-hostile foreign ships to transit the Strait of Hormuz, easing tensions amid broader geopolitical uncertainty and economic pressures tied to oil markets. Oil prices dipped as global markets reacted to President Trump’s awaited response to Iran’s stance on a proposed U.S. peace plan, reflecting investor caution over potential Middle East stability. The European Central Bank signaled readiness to act decisively on Iran-related economic risks, with President Lagarde stating the ECB would avoid "paralysis by hesitation" in addressing financial fallout. Separately, Trump’s upcoming May summit with China’s Xi Jinping may indirectly influence Iran talks, as Beijing holds economic leverage over Tehran’s oil exports and regional alliances.
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