Jun 16, 2026 · 19 min · 6 segments
This week on SB Talks CEO Vincent O'Neill and CIO Nick Ryder, unpack a series of major developments shaping global markets. From the signing of the US-Iran ceasefire extension, potentially opening the…
Nick RyderHostVincent O'NeillHostThe most positive aspect is potentially, well, one, hopefully a cessation in the violence, and two, reopening of the streets at least for 60 days.
Yeah, so there are reports that the deal has been signed electronically in the last 24 hours.
Apparently they will start to come out after the formal document has been signed later in the week.
But what we do know is that there's an extension of 60 days to the ceasefire, that there will be toll-free shipping.
And that over the next 60 days, they'll start to negotiate things like the nuclear deal, as well as potentially releasing some of Iran's frozen assets, foreign reserves and things like that.
Although that's all a bit vague, I guess there's not a lot of clarity on how much money will be provided to Iran over the next 60 days.
heard a few reports of between 12 and 24 billion, which is a material amount of money, but not necessarily in the
What has been interesting is a lot of the reports are over the last couple of weeks that Iran does seem to be becoming increasingly motivated to try and get to a deal as well.
Certainly the US was motivated to a deal, but potentially the impact of that blockade was having the economic consequences.
The most positive aspect is potentially, well, one, hopefully a cessation in the violence, and two, reopening of the streets at least for 60 days.
Yeah, so there are reports that the deal has been signed electronically in the last 24 hours.
Apparently they will start to come out after the formal document has been signed later in the week.
But what we do know is that there's an extension of 60 days to the ceasefire, that there will be toll-free shipping.
And that over the next 60 days, they'll start to negotiate things like the nuclear deal, as well as potentially releasing some of Iran's frozen assets, foreign reserves and things like that.
Although that's all a bit vague, I guess there's not a lot of clarity on how much money will be provided to Iran over the next 60 days.
heard a few reports of between 12 and 24 billion, which is a material amount of money, but not necessarily in the
What has been interesting is a lot of the reports are over the last couple of weeks that Iran does seem to be becoming increasingly motivated to try and get to a deal as well.
Certainly the US was motivated to a deal, but potentially the impact of that blockade was having the economic consequences.
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