UN ambassador Waltz says Iran was not negotiating ‘in good faith’ to end war

US ambassador Mike Waltz stated that Iran was not negotiating in good faith to end the war. He claimed that Iran's proposal to the US was rejected because they were asking for significant concessions, including relief from billions of dollars in sanctions. This development is significant for markets as it suggests that tensions between the US and Iran may persist, potentially affecting global oil prices and trade relations. The ongoing conflict in the region could also impact investor confidence and economic growth.

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The US ambassador's statement suggests that Iran's proposal to end the war was rejected due to unrealistic demands. This rejection may lead to further escalation of tensions between the two countries.

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