German Economy Minister says fuel package may be insufficient if the Iran conflict drags on; says Germany may introduce further measures

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The German Economy Minister's remarks indicate a growing concern over the potential lasting impact of the Iran conflict on energy supplies. If the situation persists, it suggests that Germany might introduce additional measures to manage energy stability, which could heighten risk perceptions in the energy markets, particularly for commodities like WTI. Traders should consider the implications for energy prices and the broader effects on inflation and supply chains in Europe.

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