Iran has made it clear to the mediators in recent days that it is sticking to its position regarding missiles not being a subject of compromise even though it might be willing to discuss the issue after the nuclear issue is resolved, Jerusalem Post report

Iran's insistence that missile discussions are off the table could heighten tensions around its nuclear negotiations, potentially impacting oil markets.

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This stance suggests a firm position that may hinder diplomatic progress, which could lead to price volatility in crude oil as traders reassess risks in the geopolitical landscape. Watch for movements in WTI and broader commodity markets as the situation evolves.

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