Iran says talks with the US do not mean of the war, according to Iranian media

Iran's statement that talks with the US do not imply an easing of tensions suggests potential for sustained geopolitical friction in the region.

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Iran says talks with the US do not mean of the war, according to Iranian media

Iran says negotiations with the US will be held in Islamabad to finalise details, with the aim of confirming Iran's battlefield achievements politically within maximum of 15 days, with talks to begin April 10th and may be extended if both sides agree

White House official says Iran ceasefire takes effect once the Strait of Hormuz is reopened

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This could keep energy markets on edge, particularly regarding oil prices, as ongoing conflicts often heighten supply risk perceptions. Traders should watch for any immediate reactions in WTI and consider the broader implications for risk sentiment across commodities.

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