GeopoliticsJuly 23 at 12:30 PM

A Saudi source told journalist Laura Rosen about Trump's demand for normalization in exchange for the nuclear agreement: "The agreement has already been signed, so there is no room for further negotiations. Tweets do not cancel agreements."

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Saudi Arabia maintains the U.S. nuclear deal is finalized, rejecting Trump's normalization demands. This multi-billion dollar agreement supports U.S. nuclear firms like OKLO and SMR despite diplomatic tensions.

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A Saudi source told journalist Laura Rosen about Trump's demand for normalization in exchange for the nuclear agreement: "The agreement has already been signed, so there is no room for further negotiations. Tweets do not cancel agreements."

What do investors think?

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