Pakistan said the deadline in the US-Iran memorandum of understanding can be extended beyond its original 60-day negotiation window, keeping alive the temporary ceasefire framework tied to the conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran. The statement points to continued diplomatic management rather than a finalized settlement, while market pricing suggests participants increasingly expect a mutual extension. Investors are now watching for confirmation from the US and Iranian governments, including any joint statement, public acknowledgment of an extension clause, or further comments from Pakistan and other mediators that could shift expectations.