Iran Foreign Ministry Spokesperson says a definitive decision to participate or not in the negotiations has not yet been made, via Fars

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Iran Foreign Ministry Spokesperson says a definitive decision to participate or not in the negotiations has not yet been made, via Fars

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The statement from Iran's Foreign Ministry indicates uncertainty around its participation in ongoing negotiations, which could impact geopolitical tensions and energy markets. If Iran decides to engage or withdraw, it could have significant implications for oil prices, particularly WTI, by influencing supply dynamics and investor sentiment.

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