The Wall Street Journal & International — International Atomic Energy Agency

The Wall Street Journal: Major The Wall Street Journal indices closed at fresh records, partly cheering the news of US and Iranian officials heading to Pakistan for peace talks, indicating market optimism.

International — International Atomic Energy Agency: The International — International Atomic Energy Agency would likely be needed for monitoring and verification of any nuclear deal between the US and Iran, highlighting the technical complexity of such an agreement.

The Wall Street Journal: The Wall Street Journal reported on the United States' efforts to enlist other countries to help restore safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

International — International Atomic Energy Agency: The International — International Atomic Energy Agency, through its head Rafael Grossi, provided information on Iran's enriched uranium inventory.

The Wall Street Journal: Optimism about a US-Iran accord sent share prices higher on The Wall Street Journal, with major stock indices finishing at records.

International — International Atomic Energy Agency: The International — International Atomic Energy Agency would supervise Iran's dilution of highly enriched uranium if an agreement is reached.