Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalifbaf says they’ve spammed so much fake news trying to push energy prices down that the market’s just numb now. Keep going, nobody’s buying it anymore.

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Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalifbaf's comments highlight the growing frustration with misinformation aimed at influencing energy prices. This suggests a potential sentiment shift in the market, as traders might be less reactive to news from Iran, increasing the risk of volatility if credible developments arise. Given the geopolitical implications, this could affect oil prices and associated currencies.

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