Iran was prepared to get rid of uranium stockpiles in US talks for something good in exchange, according to Iranian press

This development suggests that Iran may be willing to compromise on its uranium stockpiles as part of negotiations, indicating a potential thaw in relations.

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If such talks progress, it could lead to reduced tensions and impact oil prices positively, especially for WTI, as stability in the region often influences energy markets.

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