Canadian government urges its citizens to "leave Iran now"

The Canadian government advising citizens to leave Iran highlights increasing geopolitical tensions in the region, which could impact investor sentiment and risk assets.

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This development might prompt fluctuations in energy markets, particularly WTI, as heightened tensions typically strain supply chains or escalate concerns over stability in oil-rich areas. Traders should monitor the situation closely as it could influence not just commodity prices but broader risk dynamics across markets.

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