Iran's strikes will intensify and expand in the coming days, according to Nour News, citing a statement by the IRGC

Iran's anticipated escalation in military strikes could lead to significant volatility in global energy markets, particularly with crude oil prices.

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Market participants should prepare for potential supply disruptions, as heightened tensions in the region often correlate with increased risk premiums in WTI and other commodities. This situation may also complicate the geopolitical landscape, influencing broader market sentiment and risk appetite.

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