Early FX guide showing the way:Monday open indicative forex prices, 25 May 2026Weekend news somewhat encouraging, hence the ‘hope’:Weekend: Hormuz deal in outline but nuclear and sanctions gapsIran nuclear deal 95% done but signing still days awayWall Street Journal cautious (gated):Trump Says He Is in No Rush for an Iran Deal That Is Far From Finished
This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.
💡 DMK Insight
The Iran nuclear deal is close, but uncertainty remains, and here’s why that matters: With the deal reportedly 95% complete, traders should be cautious about the potential for volatility. The market’s optimism, fueled by weekend news, could quickly shift if any last-minute issues arise, especially with Trump indicating he’s not in a rush. This uncertainty could affect not just forex pairs involving the Iranian rial but also oil prices, given Iran’s significant role in global oil supply. If the deal is finalized, expect a potential drop in oil prices, impacting currencies of oil-exporting nations. Watch for key levels in oil and related forex pairs, as a breakout could signal a shift in sentiment. However, the flip side is that if negotiations stall, we could see a spike in risk aversion across markets. Traders should keep an eye on the USD/IRR and oil prices, particularly any movements around $70 per barrel, which could indicate broader market reactions. The next few days are crucial as we await further developments on the signing timeline.
📮 Takeaway
Monitor the USD/IRR and oil prices closely; any delays in the Iran deal could trigger volatility, especially if oil dips below $70.




