Explosions heard on the outskirts of Natanz city in central Iran, Iranian media reports

The explosions near Natanz city, a site associated with Iran's nuclear program, signal potential escalation in regional tensions that could affect global oil supplies.

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CRUDE WRAP: WTI SETTLES USD 9.89 HIGHER AT 90.90/BBL; BRENT (K6) SETTLES USD 7.28 HIGHER AT 92.69/BBL

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Markets may react by tightening risk premia on oil prices, particularly WTI, as fears of conflict or heightened sanctions loom large. Monitor how this develops, as sustained volatility could impact broader energy market sentiment and related assets.

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