There is no changes in the ceasefire status with Iran, reports Al Jazeera citing US defense official

The unchanged ceasefire status with Iran suggests stability in the region, which is crucial for energy markets.

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Without escalation, we may see limited immediate impact on oil prices, particularly WTI. However, ongoing tensions could still create volatility in the longer term, especially if any new developments arise.

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