Asia-Pacific markets showed mixed performance on Thursday after Iran indicated it has no intention of holding direct talks with the United States, even as Tehran reviews an American proposal to end the war, according to the Islamic Republic's foreign minister. The statement caused volatility in regional financial markets, with investors assessing potential consequences of geopolitical tensions. Analysts note that the lack of direct dialogue between the two countries could prolong the conflict and put additional pressure on the global economy.
Iran Rejects Direct Talks with US
Asian markets reacted to Tehran's statement rejecting direct talks with Washington despite reviewing US peace proposal. Analysts warn of potential war prolongation and negative global economic impact.
