Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman says there is no truth to US President Trump's statements that Iran requested a ceasefire

The Iranian Foreign Ministry's denial of President Trump's statements regarding a ceasefire reflects ongoing tensions in the region, which could influence market sentiment across various asset classes.

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This situation may keep investors cautious, particularly in currencies like the USD and commodities such as oil and gold, as any escalation or de-escalation directly impacts risk perceptions and pricing in these markets.

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