"things are progressing very slowly" in terms of negotiations between the US and Iran, i24's Stein reports; as it stands, no meeting has been scheduled between senior officials

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The slow progress in negotiations between the US and Iran, especially with no scheduled meetings between senior officials, indicates a continued state of stalemate which could maintain upward pressure on oil prices due to heightened uncertainties. This scenario may particularly influence WTI prices as traders often react to geopolitical tensions affecting supply stability in the region. As a result, investors might want to gauge the possible market implications for energy commodities in the short term.

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