US and Iran reportedly leave door open to dialogue after tense Islamabad talks, while a source stated that ​the parties came "very close" to an agreement and were "80% there", before running into decisions that could not be settled on the spot

The reported willingness of the US and Iran to engage in dialogue after their recent talks indicates a potential thaw in relations, which could ease market tensions.

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With both parties stating they were "80% there" to an agreement, this signals possible progress that may affect energy markets, particularly oil prices, and could lead to more stable supply expectations. Traders should watch for developments as this could impact sentiment in commodities and broader market dynamics.

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