Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation says the enemy will not be able to limit the nuclear programme

The statement from Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation suggests a firm stance against external pressures to limit its nuclear program, signaling potential escalation in geopolitical tensions.

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[MARKET ANALYSIS] European bourses pull back as ceasefire begins to crack, Citi reinforces its OW stance on Banks; US equity futures soft

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Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation says the enemy will not be able to limit the nuclear programme

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German Economic Minister Reiche is reviewing Klesch Group's planned purchase of BP (BP/ LN) refinery assets within Germany, Der Spiegel reports

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[MARKET ANALYSIS] Crude nurses yesterday's losses as ceasefire hopes wane and as the IRGC announces a new Hormuz corridor

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This could have implications for energy markets, particularly oil, as increased conflict risks often drive prices up. Traders should monitor related assets, especially WTI, for spiking volatility as market sentiment reacts to these developments.

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