IAEA chief says Iran deal grants nuclear inspectors access

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In a diplomatic development that signals potential progress on the Iranian nuclear file, the IAEA chief announced that the agreement with Tehran grants access to international inspectors. According to statements reported by Reuters, this access covers nuclear sites previously disputed, paving the way for greater transparency.

The remarks come as international parties seek to revive the nuclear deal that collapsed in 2018. Analysts believe that any step toward transparency could ease geopolitical tensions and impact energy markets, especially crude oil, which is sensitive to developments in Iran relations.

Traders will focus on official Iranian responses and upcoming IAEA reports. Statements from major central bank officials, such as the Fed and ECB, will also influence broader sentiment amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.