Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson says Iran asked for its frozen assets to be freed in talks with US, but no conclusion was reached, according to state media

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Iran's appeal for the release of frozen assets during talks with the US indicates ongoing tensions and underscores the complexity of diplomatic relations. The lack of resolution suggests potential volatility in energy markets, particularly for commodities like WTI, as any progress or setbacks in negotiations could directly impact supply and pricing. Traders should watch for further developments that could signal a shift in this geopolitical landscape.

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