The US did not officially agree to the extension of the ceasefire. The talks between the US and Iran continue with the aim of reaching an agreement, i24 News reports

The lack of an official agreement to extend the ceasefire between the US and Iran may lead to increased tensions in the region, impacting energy markets.

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The US did not officially agree to the extension of the ceasefire. The talks between the US and Iran continue with the aim of reaching an agreement, i24 News reports

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As negotiations continue, there is a risk of supply disruptions, particularly for WTI, which could affect prices amid already volatile conditions. Traders should watch for any developments that might escalate or stabilize the current situation.

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