Iran Energy Commission official says oil exports are continuing and the naval blockade has not had a serious impact, ISNA reports

This report from Iran's Energy Commission suggests resilience in their oil exports despite the naval blockade, indicating that the impact may be limited.

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  • Says Iran has taken effective measures on oil storage and that, at the peak of the blockade, exports did not stop
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This could influence market perceptions on oil supply stability, possibly dampening bullish sentiment in energy markets and affecting currencies linked to commodities. Traders should watch for potential reactions in oil prices and associated currencies like the JPY and EUR as it implies a stronger geopolitical position for Iran amid sanctions.

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