Iranian Parliament National Security Spokesperson Rezaei says Trump is lying or talking nonsense; recent military strikes and rising oil prices have left the enemy powerless and frustrated

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The remarks from Iranian officials regarding Trump's statements underline heightened tensions, which could influence market sentiment. Specifically, the implication of military actions and rising oil prices suggests a potential for increased volatility in energy markets and could affect safe-haven flows into currencies like the USD and JPY. Traders should monitor how this geopolitical landscape develops, as it may lead to shifts in risk appetite across equities and commodities.

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