Iran reiterates no talks will happen until attacks stop and no delegation is heading to Pakistan

Iran's firm stance on halting talks until external attacks cease adds a layer of tension in the region that could affect diplomatic relations and market sentiment.

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The lack of a delegation heading to Pakistan signals a continued estrangement, which may escalate geopolitical risks, particularly impacting energy and safe-haven assets. Traders should monitor shifts in oil prices and the USD as developments unfold, given their historical correlation with such tensions.

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