Pakistan's President invites US and Iran delegates to Islamaabd on Friday, while reports also noted that EU envoys Witkoff, Kushner and VP Vance is expected to attend US-Iran talks

The invitation for US and Iran delegates to meet in Islamabad highlights a significant diplomatic engagement, which may signal potential progress in easing tensions or advancing negotiations.

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The presence of EU envoys adds a layer of complexity, possibly influencing energy markets, particularly WTI, as market participants assess the implications for supply dynamics in the region.

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