Iran's Foreign Minister Aragchi says "our response to Israel's attack on energy infrastructure employed a fraction of our power", adds the only reason for restraint was the respect for requested de-escalation

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  • No restraint if the infrastructure is struck again.
  • Any end to the war must address the damage to civilian sites. 

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Iran's Foreign Minister's comments suggest a volatile geopolitical landscape, particularly regarding Israel's actions in the region. His indication of restraint due to de-escalation requests paired with a warning against future attacks could heighten tensions, impacting oil prices and currency valuations, especially the USD and WTI. Traders should monitor for market reactions, particularly in energy commodities, as this dialogue could signal significant implications for regional stability.

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