Qatar to hold separate meetings with US-Iran officials before deal signing – AFP
According to a diplomatic source who told AFP, Qatar will hold separate meetings with officials from both the United States (US) and Iran in Doha to resolve any critical differences between nations before the deal signing on Friday, The Economic Times (ET) reported.
Market reaction
No immediate reaction seen in the US Dollar (USD), following the above-mentioned US-Iran deal-related headlines. As of writing, the US Dollar Index (DXY) trades 0.3% lower to near 99.50. The USD Index is underperforming right from the opening due to the US-Iran deal finalization.
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