Turkish Foreign Minister says there is no immediate risk of war between US and Iran

The Turkish Foreign Minister's statement about the lack of immediate war risk between the US and Iran suggests a temporary easing of tensions in a region that significantly impacts energy markets.

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This could stabilize WTI prices as reduced conflict risk usually leads to lower premium on oil prices. However, traders should monitor ongoing developments, as geopolitical sentiment can shift rapidly, affecting market dynamics.

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