China's Foreign Minister says urging for talks among parties in the Iran conflict

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China's Foreign Minister's call for negotiations in the Iran conflict suggests a potential de-escalation in tensions, which could stabilize energy prices, particularly WTI. If successful, this may reduce supply concerns and impact commodity pricing more broadly, while also influencing trade dynamics with the EU and the US. Traders should monitor how this plays into overall risk sentiment in markets reliant on Middle Eastern oil flows.

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