Iran's permanent ambassador to the UN says Iran categorically rejects any temporary ceasefire, while he stated that any solution to the end of the conflict must guarantee a definitive and irreversible anti-aggression and establish a just and lasting peace

Iran's firm rejection of a temporary ceasefire underscores escalating tensions in the region, which could amplify risks for global energy supplies and geopolitics.

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This stance might pressure oil prices upward as conflict uncertainty heightens, affecting currencies tied to energy exports and potentially shifting market sentiment towards safe-haven assets like gold. Traders should be mindful of how this could influence the USD, JPY, and commodity markets in the upcoming sessions.

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