Explosion heard in Iranian city of Isfahan, according to Iran International

The explosion in Isfahan may heighten tensions in the region, potentially disrupting energy supplies from Iran.

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Given Iran's significant role in global oil markets, this event could lead to upward pressure on WTI prices as traders assess the risk of further escalation. Keep an eye on how this plays into broader geopolitical narratives, as it could impact risk sentiment across various assets.

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