"EU intends to impose new sanctions on Iran", Sky News Arabia reports

The EU's intent to impose new sanctions on Iran signals a potential escalation in tensions, which could lead to disruptions in oil supply.

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This is especially relevant for energy markets, as higher sanctions may impact WTI prices and create volatility in commodity trading. Traders should monitor the situation closely, as geopolitical risks can have immediate knock-on effects on prices and sentiment.

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