Pakistan Army Chief is to visit Tehran to narrow the gaps between the US and Iran, Reuters reports citing a senior Iranian source

The news of the Pakistan Army Chief visiting Tehran signifies a potential diplomatic effort to ease tensions between the US and Iran.

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This could influence regional stability, notably affecting energy markets, as any thaw in relations may lead to shifts in oil supply dynamics and overall market sentiment towards commodities like WTI. Traders should consider how this development impacts risk appetite and addresses broader geopolitical concerns.

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