Iranian Parliament Speaker says we do not seek a ceasefire and believe in the necessity of teaching the aggressor a harsh lesson

The Iranian Parliament Speaker's declaration against a ceasefire and intention to teach a 'harsh lesson' to aggressors signals an escalation in tensions, which could have significant implications for regional stability.

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This rhetoric may heighten concerns around oil supply disruptions, potentially impacting crude prices and safe-haven assets like gold and the USD. Traders should watch for market reactions in those asset classes as the geopolitical landscape evolves.

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