Iran's Ayatollah Khatami says "the regime will not accept suspension of enrichment"

Ayatollah Khatami's statement reinforces Iran's hardline stance on its nuclear enrichment activities, which could heighten tensions with Western nations and impact energy markets.

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Any escalated conflict or sanctions may lead to increased volatility in oil prices, particularly WTI, as supply risks become a focal point for traders. Watch for potential reactions in commodities and safe-haven assets as the geopolitical landscape shifts.

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