Iran's Foreign Minister says Iran's current policy is to continue resistance in the face of ongoing unprovoked American-Israeli aggression while ruling out negotiations and ceasefire in the absence of required guarantees, according to Press TV

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  • Vessels belonging to “friendly countries” including China, Russia, India, Iraq and Pakistan had been allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

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Iran's Foreign Minister's comments about resisting American-Israeli aggression signal heightened geopolitical tensions, which may impact oil prices and currency flows, particularly in the USD and JPY. The declaration of non-negotiation suggests a more volatile regional landscape, underlining risks for energy markets and potentially prompting safe-haven flows into gold and other metals.

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