Iran issues NOTAM to close all airspace, according to reports; "NOTAM is valid for a little more than 2 hours"; closes airspace to all flights except international flights to Iran with prior permission

Iran's issuance of a NOTAM to close its airspace, while allowing some international flights with prior permission, suggests an immediate concern for safety or heightened tensions in the region.

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This move could lead to increased volatility in energy markets, potentially impacting oil supply routes and prices, especially given WTI's sensitivity to geopolitical disruptions. Traders should watch for ripple effects across commodities and risk sentiment in global markets.

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