Iran Foreign Minister, in call with Qatari counterpart, says Iran is interested in developing ties; current situation is strictly due to US-Israeli aggression

The statement from Iran's Foreign Minister suggests a potential move towards improving diplomatic relations, particularly with Qatar, amidst escalating tensions attributed to the US and Israel.

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This development can impact market sentiment, particularly in the energy sector, as any shifts in geopolitical stability could influence oil prices and safe-haven assets like gold. Traders should monitor cross-asset responses, especially in commodity and currency markets, for early signals of market sentiment change.

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