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Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied US President Trump’s assertions that Washington and Tehran were engaged in talks, according to WSJ

The denial from Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding U.S.-Iran talks suggests ongoing diplomatic tensions, likely impacting market sentiment towards risk assets.

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This could lead to renewed volatility in commodities like oil, as geopolitical uncertainty often drives prices, particularly given the sensitive nature of U.S.-Iran relations. Traders should watch for potential implications on currency flows and market reactions in the energy sector.

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