US envoy to UN says Iran says it's ready for dialogue with the US, but its actions say otherwise

The statement from the US envoy highlights a potential opening for dialogue with Iran, but the caveat about Iran's actions suggests underlying tensions remain.

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This could create volatility in oil markets, particularly WTI, as traders assess whether any real diplomatic movement may affect supply or sanctions. Keep an eye on energy prices as geopolitical risks often lead to price fluctuations.

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