Israeli PM Netanyahu says US President Trump asked us to hold off on the future of such attacks on South Pars field; will end much sooner than people think

Netanyahu's comments on holding off attacks suggest a potential thaw in tensions, which could stabilize energy markets, particularly for WTI and Brent crude.

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  • Says he is not sure about the person running Iran; currently, there is uncertainty regarding the Iranian leadership.
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The uncertainty around Iranian leadership adds complexity, possibly influencing risk sentiment and impacting FX flows, particularly in USD and JPY. Watch for reactions in energy prices and safe-haven assets as this develops.

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