- Iranian officials privately pessimistic about US deal before midterms.
- Talks in New York made limited progress.
- Nuclear concessions and reopening Hormuz are key sticking points.
- Negotiations through mediators continue.
- Brent crude above $106.
- Iranian officials privately see little prospect of a US agreement before the Nov. 3 midterms, with talks in New York making limited progress. Nuclear concessions and reopening the Strait of Hormuz remain key sticking points. Negotiations through mediators continue, but fading hopes pushed Brent crude above $106.
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