The next rounds of US-Iran peace talks could take place anytime and anywhere, but nothing is official, with reports on a new round described as “baseless”, Xinhua reports citing an Iranian embassy source in Islamabad

The reports of a potential new round of US-Iran peace talks—albeit labeled as "baseless"—suggest a volatile backdrop for geopolitical dynamics.

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If discussions advance, they could impact energy markets, particularly crude oil prices, as tensions influence supply considerations. Keeping a close eye on any developments is crucial, as even speculative news can drive sharp movements in commodities.

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