"Iran and the US talks in Muscat have concluded. Delegations will return to capitals for further consultations.", according to journalist Aslani

The conclusion of Iran and the US talks in Muscat signals a potential shift in diplomatic relations, which could have implications for energy markets.

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While no immediate resolutions are stated, the return of delegations for further consultations suggests ongoing negotiations that could affect oil supply dynamics in the near term. Traders should watch for any subsequent developments, as a breakthrough could lead to adjustments in WTI prices and overall market sentiment.

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