Mediators says Iran hasn’t requested a 10-day pause on strikes on its energy plants and is yet to deliver a final response to a 15-point plan to end the war, according to WSJ

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The lack of a request from Iran for a pause on strikes highlights ongoing tensions in the region, which could sustain volatility in energy markets. With Iran yet to respond to the proposed peace plan, any escalations or delays may prolong uncertainty, impacting WTI prices and broader commodities. Traders should consider the implications for risk sentiments and potential safe-haven flows if the situation deteriorates further.

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