Trump Won't Certify Iran Deal, but U.S. Stays in Accord

The transcript discusses the anticipated reaction of Tehran to Donald Trump's policy, highlighting the ambiguity and strategic interests of Iran. It explores the frustration of international players like China, Russia, the UK, France, and Germany with the US's stance, which creates uncertainty for businesses. The discussion also covers the gamble of the US Congress in pressuring other nations for new constraints on Iran, and the potential impact on international investments.

What is the expected initial reaction from Tehran following the disavowal of the nuclear deal?

• Strong rhetoric emphasizing strategic interests

• Immediate diplomatic negotiations

• Immediate military action

• Complete silence

How are other nations like China and Germany likely to feel about the disavowal?

• Indifferent

• Supportive

• Frustrated

• Relieved

What is a major concern for businesses due to the uncertainty surrounding the nuclear deal?

• New trade opportunities

• Improved diplomatic relations

• Lack of trust and certainty

• Increased taxes

What is the gamble that the Trump administration is taking with Congress?

• Increasing military presence in Iran

• Signing a new trade agreement with Iran

• Pressuring other nations for new constraints on Iran

• Reducing sanctions on Iran

What might businesses be hesitant to do due to the uncertainty in Iran?

• Engage in complex business relationships

• Sell consumer goods

• Invest in short-term projects

• Expand into other Middle Eastern markets