Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei says Iran’s proposal to the US “was not excessive,” and that the US continues to have “unreasonable demands.”

Iran's statement reflects ongoing tensions in US-Iran relations, indicating that negotiations over nuclear or energy issues remain fraught with disagreement.

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The rhetoric could impact global energy markets, particularly WTI, as perceptions of diplomacy shape investor sentiment and supply concerns. Traders should monitor for any significant escalations or breakthroughs, as they could sway commodity prices dramatically.

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