Iranian officials are interested in negotiations despite the announcement of their rejection of the US proposal, while mediators are pressuring Tehran to agree to a meeting with Washington in the coming days, according to Axios

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Iran's openness to negotiations, despite officially rejecting the US proposal, suggests a potential for dialogue that could ease tensions. The involvement of mediators pushing for a meeting may indicate a desire to stabilize relations, which could impact oil prices and regional risk sentiment. However, the ultimate outcome remains uncertain, raising the need for close monitoring of market reactions.

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