The talks between US and Iran in Muscat may resume again, according to Alarabiya citing Iranian TV

The potential resumption of talks between the US and Iran is significant as it could influence geopolitical stability in the region, particularly concerning oil supplies.

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If negotiations make progress, we might see a sizable impact on WTI prices, with possible easing of sanctions or changes in supply expectations driving market sentiment.

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