The US representative to the United Nations says Iran has no right to control the Strait of Hormuz to serve its nuclear projects, via Al Araby

This statement from the US representative underscores ongoing tensions in the Middle East, particularly regarding Iran's influence over the crucial Strait of Hormuz.

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Such comments could heighten geopolitical risks and lead to volatility in energy markets, specifically affecting oil prices and sentiment towards commodities as traders react to potential supply disruptions. Keep an eye on WTI prices as further developments unfold.

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