Iran's Pezeshkian backs diplomacy but vows to defend Hormuz interests at UN
The source reports no price moves, pip figures, levels or specific currency pairs. On September 23, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian addressed the UN General Assembly after US officials walked out of the hall ahead of his speech. He said Iran is open to diplomacy but will defend its interests in Hormuz. He also said Iran needs nuclear energy, not a nuclear bomb, and argued that the nuclear issue cannot be settled on the battlefield. The speech combines an openness to talks with a firm stance on Hormuz, and the US walkout highlights continued diplomatic friction. For traders, US-Iran headlines remain a geopolitical risk factor for oil-sensitive assets and broader risk sentiment. Follow-up statements from Washington or Tehran are the next signals to watch.
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