FGE NexantECA Sees Slim Chance of U.S.-Iran Deal

S. midterm elections. “Not only are we not close to a resolution, we are even worse than we were before the June MOU,” FGE NexantECA’s chairman Emeritus, Fereidun Fesharaki, told Bloomberg TV in an interview on Friday. S. S. Congress convenes, according to FGE NexantECA. “A Democratic House and Senate, as we expected, leaves President Trump a two-month window to strike Iran again, most likely mid-November to mid-December,” FGE said in a note on Thursday.

S. cannot accept. FGE’s current base case is a limited strike on Iran before January 3, most likely mid-November to mid-December which could last up to four weeks. “We expect the President to use the two-month window to strike Iran again, to weaken it further and add pressure towards a deal,” the analysts said.