Iran repeats it's ready for talks with the US on mutual respect but will respond to US like never before if pushed

Iran's reiteration of its readiness for dialogue with the US, framed with a threat of unprecedented retaliation, signals a potential escalation in tensions.

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This balancing act could affect market sentiment, particularly in energy sectors, as traders might reassess risks surrounding oil supply disruptions, especially in WTI prices. The mixed signals could lead to heightened volatility in commodities amidst ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.

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