Iranian official says explosions that hit several facilities in Iran’s Asaluyeh natural-gas complex haven’t led to any restrictions on natural-gas supplies, according to state media cited by WSJ

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The statement from the Iranian official indicates that recent explosions at the Asaluyeh natural-gas complex haven't disrupted gas supplies, which could alleviate market concerns over energy supply stability in the region. While this reassures the market, traders should watch for any potential changes in political dynamics that could impact future supply scenarios or lead to volatility in energy prices, particularly WTI futures.

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