Earthquake reported in Tehran, according to Tasnim; 3.4 magnitude, according to ISNA

The earthquake in Tehran, while notable, is unlikely to have significant geopolitical implications unless it leads to infrastructure damage or humanitarian crises.

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Market reactions may be muted, but keep an eye on oil prices or broader regional stability as potential risk sensitivities. This could also cause temporary volatility in local securities if damages are extensive.

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