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Qatar's government says Emir discussed in a call with Trump reducing escalation and ensuring the stability of energy markets

Qatar's call with Trump focused on reducing tensions and stabilizing energy markets, which could signal a shift towards more cooperative energy policies.

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This move suggests a potential easing of geopolitical risks, likely providing support for risk assets and stabilizing oil prices. Traders should consider how these developments might affect energy commodities and the broader market sentiment.

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