Iranian parliament's National Security Committee told Al Jazeera: "We will not allow uranium to be taken out of Iran, and American statements on social media differ from reality."

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The Iranian parliament's statement reinforces its firm stance on uranium control, which could heighten tensions around nuclear negotiations. This development may lead to market implications for energy prices, particularly WTI, as fears of instability in the region could disrupt supply. Traders should consider how these geopolitical risks might influence commodity markets and overall risk sentiment.

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