The negotiations between the US and Iran in Islamabad could last for two to three days, an emissary of the Iranian leader said

The ongoing negotiations between the US and Iran, expected to unfold over the next few days, could impact energy markets, particularly oil prices, as uncertainty around potential outcomes can drive volatility.

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If progress is made, it may ease tensions in the region and influence supply dynamics, while any setbacks could lead to a spike in prices, particularly for WTI. Traders should keep an eye on market sentiment as developments unfold in the coming days.

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