Iran's Ambassador to Pakistan says there were no talks between the US and Iran, either directly or indirectly, IRNA reports; says "friendly countries" seek to lay the ground for talks, "hopes these efforts can help in ending the war"

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This statement from Iran's Ambassador suggests that there is currently no avenue for dialogue between the US and Iran, which could lead to ongoing tensions affecting regional stability. If friendly countries are attempting to mediate, it indicates some diplomatic efforts, but the lack of direct engagement narrows prospects for de-escalation. This uncertainty might influence market sentiment, particularly in commodities like oil and gold, as traders assess potential impacts on supply and geopolitical risk.

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