Iran is sending a delegation to Pakistan for talks, Pakistani and Iranian sources told CNN on Friday; adds, it is unclear if there will be any US engagement.

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The report of Iran sending a delegation to Pakistan signals a potential diplomatic effort that could influence regional stability and trade dynamics. This is particularly relevant for energy markets, as any shifts in Iranian relations might affect oil supply considerations and have broader implications for commodities, especially WTI. The uncertainty around US engagement adds a layer of complexity, as it could signal either restrained US involvement or the potential for future sanctions or dialogue changes.

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