US President Trump: Going to be out of Iran pretty quickly

United States (US) President Donald Trump told Reuters on Wednesday that they are going to be out of Iran "pretty quickly," but refused to give a timeline.

Key takeaways

"We have some more targets left; if we have to, we'll come back to do spot hits."

"Iran will not have a nuclear weapon nor do they want one."

"Will express my disgust with NATO in my speech; absolutely considering withdrawing the US from NATO."

"Do not care about nuclear material; will watch by satellite."

Market reaction

The US Dollar Index continues to push lower following these comments and was last seen losing 0.45% on the day at 99.40.

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