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Sin fecha límite, sin ubicación: la apuesta de Trump sobre Irán comienza hoy

Los nuevos esfuerzos diplomáticos alivian los temores inmediatos de un mayor conflicto, lo que hace bajar los precios del petróleo mientras los inversores esperan el próximo movimiento.

El presidente de EE. UU., Donald Trump, dijo que las negociaciones con Irán comenzarán el lunes, lo que genera esperanzas de que la diplomacia pueda ayudar a aliviar las tensiones en Oriente Medio. Al confirmar las conversaciones, Trump se negó a fijar un plazo para alcanzar un acuerdo o a revelar dónde se llevaría a cabo la reunión.

DETALLES CLAVE

En declaraciones a los periodistas a bordo del Air Force One el domingo, Trump dijo que las negociaciones comenzarían el lunes por la tarde, pero no identificó a los participantes ni el lugar.

Sus comentarios se produjeron tras una publicación en Truth Social el sábado, donde dijo que Irán y otros países de Oriente Medio habían solicitado más tiempo para completar un acuerdo que conduciría a la reapertura inmediata del estrecho de Ormuz y abordaría las preocupaciones sobre el programa nuclear de Irán. Trump también instó a Teherán a "hacer un TRATO rápidamente".

Cuando se le preguntó si Irán se enfrentaba a una fecha límite para llegar a un acuerdo, Trump evitó dar una.

"Prefiero hacer un trato", dijo Trump, y agregó que no quería que muriera más gente mientras continuaba el conflicto.

La última ofensiva diplomática se produce tras meses de crecientes tensiones. Trump ha advertido repetidamente sobre nuevas acciones militares al tiempo que ofrece oportunidades para las negociaciones, aunque las rondas anteriores no han logrado producir un acuerdo integral.

Mientras tanto, el ministro de Asuntos Exteriores de Irán, Abbas Araqchi, mantuvo conversaciones telefónicas por separado con el ministro de Asuntos Exteriores de Arabia Saudita, el príncipe Faisal bin Farhan, y el jefe del ejército de Pakistán, Asim Munir, según los medios estatales iraníes, a medida que continuaban los esfuerzos diplomáticos regionales.

La agencia oficial de noticias de Irán, IRNA, también informó que las negociaciones con Omán sobre el estrecho de Ormuz estaban a punto de completarse. Sin embargo, el portavoz del Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores de Irán, Esmaeil Baghaei, dijo que esas conversaciones se refieren a una ruta de transporte marítimo propuesta y son independientes de cualquier decisión sobre la reapertura del estrecho.

Israel también señaló que mantendría la presión sobre Teherán. El ministro de Energía, Eli Cohen, dijo que Israel continuaría coordinándose estrechamente con los Estados Unidos y advirtió que la acción militar seguiría siendo una opción si Irán reanuda sus programas de misiles nucleares o balísticos.

Teherán sigue negando que esté buscando armas nucleares.

REACCIÓN DEL MERCADO

Los precios del petróleo cayeron más de un 4% en las primeras operaciones del lunes, ya que los inversores acogieron con satisfacción las señales de que la diplomacia podría reducir el riesgo de nuevas interrupciones. El estrecho de Ormuz, que normalmente gestiona alrededor del 20% de los envíos mundiales de petróleo y gas natural licuado, sigue siendo una de las principales preocupaciones de los mercados energéticos desde que se intensificó el conflicto.

POR QUÉ IMPORTA

Cualquier progreso en las conversaciones podría aliviar la presión sobre el suministro energético mundial y la inflación. Para los operadores, la evolución en torno al estrecho de Ormuz sigue siendo uno de los principales motores de los precios del petróleo y del sentimiento general del mercado.

Los mercados seguirán de cerca las negociaciones del lunes en busca de cualquier signo de progreso, así como de nuevos comentarios de Washington, Teherán y sus aliados regionales. El resultado podría definir los mercados energéticos y el riesgo geopolítico en los próximos días.

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Fuente: Reuters

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