Blasts were reportedly heard in parts of Tehran, according to Mehr News Agency

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The reports of blasts in Tehran could indicate rising tensions or potential escalations within the region. Given the geopolitical sensitivities, traders might want to consider safe-haven assets like gold or the USD, which often react to such unrest. The implications could extend to oil prices and broader market sentiment, depending on the severity and context of the situation.

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