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Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi says that the US has not asked Iran for zero uranium enrichment, talks aim to ensure that Iran's nuclear program is peaceful

This statement underscores a lack of escalation in U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations, which may alleviate immediate tensions surrounding Iran's uranium enrichment activities.

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Given the potential implications for oil and commodity prices, the assurance around a peaceful nuclear program could stabilize market sentiment, particularly in energy sectors, as it suggests a more diplomatic approach rather than confrontation. Overall, this could exert a mildly positive sentiment on risk assets and commodities linked to stability in the region.

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