Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi says there have been many threats by US President Trump and others but we are in control, hopes tensions do not reach a high level; no plans to carry out executions against protestors

Iran's Foreign Minister's comments suggest a potential de-escalation of tensions with the U.S., as he emphasizes control over their situation and the hope to avoid severe conflict.

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This stance could influence market sentiment positively, particularly in energy and forex markets, as investors weigh the impact of geopolitical risk on oil prices and the broader economic landscape. Additionally, their insistence on nuclear rights may keep some uncertainties alive, posing potential volatility in the future.

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