Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister says Tehran is ready to take any necessary step to reach a deal with the US, a strike on Iran is a real gamble

Iran's willingness to engage in negotiations with the US could signal a thaw in relations, potentially impacting oil prices and geopolitical stability in the region.

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The warning about a strike being a 'real gamble' highlights the risks involved, suggesting that market participants should remain cautious as developments unfold. This could create volatility in energy markets, particularly for WTI crude, depending on the progression of talks and any military actions.

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