Pakistan Foreign Minister urges US and Iran to extend ceasefire

The call for a ceasefire extension by Pakistan's Foreign Minister indicates a potential easing of tensions in a critical region, which could have a significant impact on oil prices and related markets.

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If both the US and Iran can maintain peace, it may alleviate concerns over oil supply disruptions, potentially benefiting WTI prices and providing stability in energy markets. Watch for market reactions that reflect shifts in risk sentiment due to geopolitical developments.

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