Chinese Foreign Ministry says Beijing has been extensively involved in mediation efforts regarding the crisis related to Iran, Sky News Arabia reports

Beijing's active role in mediating the Iran crisis signals its increasing influence in global geopolitics, particularly in energy markets.

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This involvement could affect oil supply dynamics and prices, potentially leading to volatility in WTI as tensions evolve. Traders should watch for shifts in energy-related assets as the situation develops and any responses from major players in the region.

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