Following US President Donald Trump's earlier announcement of the cancellation of military airstrikes against Iran and the revelation of a secret deal reached by 12 countries, the authoritative international financial news account @DeItaone (Walter Bloomberg) released another major follow-up report this evening (12th) Taipei time. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif officially issued a statement announcing that the "final, agreed upon text" of the peace agreement between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran has been formally reached. Pakistan is currently working closely with the governments of the United States and Iran to actively prepare for and finalize the next substantive steps.
Historic breakthrough! Pakistani Prime Minister confirms US-Iran agreement.
According to two consecutive Wall Street news flashes published by Walter Bloomberg, Pakistani Prime Minister Sharif, in his latest remarks, strongly confirmed the current reality of a comprehensive de-escalation in the Middle East. Sharif explicitly stated that after intensive negotiations at the highest level, the US and Iran have overcome the most difficult negotiation hurdles and reached a final legal consensus on the text of a peace agreement. As Pakistan plays a crucial bridging role in this multilateral mediation, Pakistani officials are currently working at full speed with high-ranking officials from the US and Iran to assist both sides in planning the signing schedule and specific implementation details of the final agreement.
Market sentiment has been in turmoil, and differing opinions remain on Wall Street.
Following this major announcement, the global macroeconomy and commodity markets experienced immediate and significant volatility, with some risk assets surging in a short period. However, Wall Street communities and geopolitical experts remain highly cautious and skeptical. Some online comments and independent sources indicate that the US and Iran have long maintained irreconcilable differences on key issues such as the unfreezing of core funds and substantial compensation for damages, with rumors even suggesting that negotiations had previously been "completely stalled." Therefore, market analysts warn that before the "signing ceremony" announced by Trump and Sharif officially takes place, investors should closely monitor unusual fluctuations in international crude oil and safe-haven assets, and rationally assess the true nature of this transnational political deal.
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