Iran and the US have resumed indirect talks in Oman, with attention high in Tehran.

Years of sanctions have severely impacted daily life, and many citizens view the negotiations through an economic lens.

Public opinion is divided—some hopeful for peace and stability, others sceptical due to decades of mistrust.

The discussions centre on Iran’s nuclear programme, and early reports describe the talks as ‘positive’ and ‘constructive’.

Fluctuations in currency and gold prices reflect the public’s close attention to developments.

Despite mixed feelings, many hope the talks can ease tensions and reduce the risk of further conflict.

The outcome could shape the future for millions of Iranians.

Al Jazeera’s Tohid Asadi reports from Tehran.