Pakistan Foreign Minister says US-Iran indirect talks are taking place through messages being relayed by Pakistan; Turkey and Egypt, among others, are also extending support for the talks

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The statement from the Pakistan Foreign Minister indicates a significant diplomatic channel is opening between the US and Iran, facilitated by multiple countries. This development could de-escalate tensions in the region, potentially impacting oil prices and influencing risk sentiment in broader markets, particularly if it leads to a more stable geopolitical environment.

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