Pakistan asked the US and Iran to extend the truce for two more weeks, while Pakistani media sources say PM Sharif may announce a ceasefire extension on Tuesday, according to Al Arabiya

This development indicates a potential easing of tensions between the US and Iran, which could foster stability in the region.

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  • Media sources said all arrangements are complete for US-Iran talks.
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Given the ongoing energy concerns, especially with WTI prices, any extension of the truce may help alleviate supply fears and support crude prices, marking a significant moment for traders focused on commodities.

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