Gas-related facilities said to be hit in strikes on Isfahan in central Iran, in which offices belonging to a gas company and a gas pressure reduction station were damaged in a US-Israeli attack on Isfahan in central Iran, according to Fars News Agency

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The reported strikes on gas-related facilities in Isfahan highlight escalating tensions in the region, likely leading to concerns over energy supply stability. This can influence oil prices, with potential upward pressure on WTI and Brent crude amid fears of further conflict. Additionally, the geopolitical risks may create fluctuations in forex markets, particularly for USD and JPY, as traders assess safe-haven flows and risk sentiment.

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