Pakistan's PM is negotiating a ceasefire with Iran, according to Pakistani government sources cited by CBS News

The reported negotiations for a ceasefire between Pakistan and Iran, facilitated by the US Vice President, suggest a potential easing of regional tensions.

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  • US Vice President JD Vance is serving as the US interlocutor in the talks, according to the sources.
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Such a development could stabilize energy markets, particularly WTI crude prices, and may influence investor sentiment towards riskier assets as geopolitical risks diminish. However, the actual impact will depend on the outcome and longevity of any agreements reached.

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