IRGC spokesperson says there is no need to mine the Strait of Hormuz as Iranian armed forces have full control

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The IRGC's assertion of full control over the Strait of Hormuz suggests a stabilization in the regional security climate, potentially alleviating fears of immediate conflict that could disrupt oil shipments. This is significant for oil prices and market sentiment as the Strait is a vital chokepoint for global oil supply; hence, geopolitical tensions brewing there may impact commodities and risk assets. Traders should watch for possible market reactions that could influence oil prices and associated currencies.

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