Key insights
- President Trump claims Iran has agreed to most of the US's demands and will begin shipping oil to the US as a sign of good faith. This unexpected de-escalation of tensions could positively impact global oil prices and reduce geopolitical risk, potentially leading to a bullish sentiment in the US equity market, particularly in the energy sector. However, the veracity and sustainability of this agreement remain uncertain.
President Donald Trump said Sunday that Iran has agreed to “most of” the 15-point list of demands that the US conveyed, via Pakistan, to end the war.
Asked if Iran responded to those points, the president told reporters aboard Air Force One, “They gave us most of the points. Why wouldn’t they?”
They’re agreeing with us on the plan. We asked for 15 things, and for the most part, we’re going to be asking for a couple of other things,” Trump continued.
The president also said Iran have given the US oil that will be shipped tomorrow to “prove they’re serious.”
“And just to prove that they’re serious, they gave us all these boats. When I talked about four days ago a present, I said they gave me a present, but I didn’t think I was at liberty to say what it was. What it was was eight plus two. It’s 10 massive boatloads of oil. And today they gave us another present. They gave us 20 boatloads of oil that starts being shipped tomorrow,” he said.
“We’re having very good meetings, both directly and indirectly, and I think we’re getting a lot of very important points,” Trump continued.
Source: CNN live
https://www.cnn.com/2026/03/29/world/live-news/iran-war-us-israel-trump