Trading is expected to resume Sunday night New York time as investors look for new clues on whether an Iran-U.S. truce will move forward. Both outlets report that momentum-driven market participants, who have been focused on recent market gains, face potential volatility tied to diplomatic developments. President Donald Trump rejects what is described as Iran’s latest response to his proposal aimed at ending the 10-week conflict between the United States and Iran. Trump characterizes Iran’s response as unacceptable, according to both reports. While the articles focus on the immediate market outlook, they also underscore that the next steps in the truce process remain uncertain. The rejection means investors are likely to reassess risk and expectations ahead of renewed trading. The coverage does not provide additional terms of the proposal or detailed information on Iran’s response, but it frames the rejection as a key factor that could influence market sentiment and trading activity when markets reopen.