Iran port near Strait of Hormuz was said to be hit by a US-Israeli, according to a report citing Tasnim - UNCONFIRMED

The unconfirmed report of a US-Israeli strike on an Iranian port near the Strait of Hormuz could heighten tensions in the region, potentially impacting crude oil prices due to supply chain concerns.

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Traders should monitor developments closely, as a tangible escalation may not only spike oil prices but also influence broader market risk sentiment. Keep an eye on safe havens like gold and USD as market participants react to potential disruptions in energy supplies.

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