Syrian President on the Iran conflict says that unless Syria is targeted by any parties, Syria will remain outside any conflict

The Syrian President's statement suggests a desire for neutrality in the ongoing Iran conflict, which could impact regional tensions.

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If Syria maintains its stance, it may reduce the risk of spillover effects on energy markets, particularly for commodities like WTI oil. Overall, a de-escalation here could be a stabilizing factor for markets wary of supply disruptions.

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