US delegation led by Special Envoy Witkoff leaves for Geneva for talks with Iran

This signals a potential escalation or de-escalation in U.S.-Iran relations, which could impact energy markets.

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If discussions yield positive developments, it may temper upward pressure on oil prices, particularly WTI, while increased tensions could enhance risk premiums in energy commodities. Watch for follow-up reactions in oil markets and haven assets based on the outcomes of these talks.

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