Iran President Pezeshkian and Ghalibaf, are dissatisfied with the way Foreign Minister Araqchi is advancing diplomacy, especially the nuclear negotiations, and are calling for his dismissal, via Iran International citing sources

The dissatisfaction of prominent Iranian leaders with Foreign Minister Araqchi over diplomacy, particularly concerning nuclear negotiations, signals potential instability in Iran's foreign policy.

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This could impact market sentiment, especially for commodities like oil and gold, as any setback in negotiations may heighten geopolitical tensions and influence pricing dynamics across relevant assets.

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