Negotiations advance as both sides address language disputes over Iran’s nuclear program and sanctions, signaling potential resolution.
The US and Iran are closing in on resolving key language disputes over Iran’s nuclear program and sanctions relief, according to officials. Progress follows recent talks in Qatar, where an Iranian delegation met with mediators, raising optimism for a near-term agreement.
Disagreements over phrasing had stalled finalization of a broader deal to ease tensions. Prior rounds of negotiations failed to bridge gaps, but officials now describe the remaining differences as surmountable. No timeline has been confirmed, though expectations point to a resolution within weeks.
Markets have reacted cautiously, with oil prices stabilizing as geopolitical risks ease. Analysts note that clarity on sanctions could unlock Iranian oil exports, potentially easing supply constraints.