US-Iran talks in Oman have ended for today. Another round of talks to take place in the coming days, per source with knowledge cited by Axios' Ravid

The conclusion of US-Iran talks in Oman without a definitive outcome suggests ongoing diplomatic efforts are still a work in progress, which can create uncertainty in energy markets, particularly oil.

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Watch for any further developments from subsequent talks, as they could influence not only geopolitical stability in the region but also the broader commodities landscape and market sentiment toward risk assets.

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