Why is the White House so eager to deny rumors? There may be a bigger game behind it

After Iranian media released the draft agreement, the White House quickly came out to deny it.
Many people don't understand.
Since talks are ongoing, why not just admit it directly?
The reason might be simple.
The negotiations are not finished yet.
In international diplomacy, prematurely revealing the agreement content could change the negotiating positions of both sides.
Whoever discloses first may lose leverage.
Therefore, the White House's denial doesn't necessarily mean the agreement doesn't exist.
It more likely means the details haven't been finalized.
But the market doesn't care about these.
As soon as they see the words "reached an agreement," traders immediately hit the sell button.
Then, a rumor refutation appears again.
And prices fluctuate once more.
This situation shows that the current market is extremely sensitive.
Any news could amplify into a market move.
In the future, what truly affects oil prices won't be the draft agreement, but the signing and implementation progress.
After all, the market will ultimately trust actions, not rumors. #美伊谈判博弈 #