Sources told Axios that Iran signalled in private yesterday that it is coming. Today it said its not coming

Iran's mixed signals about participation in negotiations could heighten market volatility, particularly for energy prices like WTI.

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The initially positive sentiment from the news of a potential engagement is now tempered by Iran's public denial, contributing to uncertainty about future oil supply dynamics, which are crucial for pricing and strategic positioning in the commodities market.

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