Iran Defense Minister says they will respond to any US aggression

Iran's Defense Minister's statement about responding to US aggression heightens geopolitical tensions, which could lead to significant market implications.

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In the energy sector, this often translates into increased volatility in crude oil prices, particularly WTI, as fears of supply disruptions may rise. Traders should watch for potential moves in oil and related commodities, as this may signal a risk-off sentiment across broader markets.

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