IAEA says projectile struck Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant but no damage or injuries were reported; IAEA chief calls for maximum restraint following the incident, reports FT

The incident at Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant raises concerns about regional tensions but, notably, no damage or injuries were reported.

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This could impact energy markets, especially if it escalates, as the IAEA chief's call for restraint suggests a sensitive geopolitical landscape that traders should monitor closely. Overall, while the immediate implications seem contained, the backdrop of heightened tensions could foster volatility in oil prices if the situation develops further.

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