Iran's advisor to Supreme Leader is to visit Oman on Tuesday, Tasnim reports

The visit of Iran's advisor to the Supreme Leader to Oman can signal potential diplomatic shifts or collaboration discussions, particularly regarding energy sourcing or regional stability.

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Given the current geopolitical climate, this could influence oil prices and market sentiment around stability in the Middle East, affecting commodities like WTI, especially if the talks hint at easing tensions or new agreements.

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