Al Arabiya correspondent says Iran FM Araqchi will discuss the renegotiation process tonight in Pakistan

The news of Iran's FM Araqchi discussing the renegotiation process suggests potential shifts in diplomatic relations and possibly impacts on oil supply dynamics.

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This could influence market sentiments, especially surrounding commodities like WTI, as traders assess the implications for energy prices and broader geopolitical stability. Keep an eye on how this unfolds tonight, as it may create volatility in energy markets during both the EU and US sessions.

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