Iran's Joint Military Command: We have not carried out any attack against the UAE in recent days

This statement suggests a de-escalation in tensions between Iran and the UAE, which is pivotal for regional stability and could underpin oil prices positively.

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The assurance of no recent attacks may alleviate concerns for market participants focused on potential supply disruptions. Overall, it could lend a more risk-on sentiment towards energy commodities, particularly WTI, easing some price pressures stemming from geopolitical risk.

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