Iran's Spokesperson of the Parliament's National Security Commission says Iran does not seek to keep the Strait of Hormuz permanently closed, Tasnim reports

This statement from Iran's National Security Commission suggests a cooling of tensions regarding the Strait of Hormuz, which is crucial for oil transit.

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While this implies that the risk of a prolonged closure is reduced, traders should watch for the impact on oil prices, particularly WTI, as well as potential reactions in energy markets and risk sentiment overall.

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