EU Foreign Policy Chief Kallas says are discussing how to offramp from the Iran war

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EU Foreign Policy Chief Kallas says are discussing how to offramp from the Iran war

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  • If the EU works together with the US putting pressure on Russia, an end to the war could happen.

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The dialogue around an offramp from the Iran war suggests a potential de-escalation, which could stabilize regional tensions. If the EU collaborates effectively with the US to apply pressure, it may lead to reduced geopolitical risks that typically support higher energy prices, specifically WTI. Traders should monitor how this development may influence oil market sentiment and related assets in both the near and medium term.

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