US official says Washington is "open for business" If Iran wishes to contact them

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TREASURY WRAP: T-NOTE FUTURES (H6) SETTLE 5 TICKS HIGHER AT 111-26+

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CRUDE WRAP: WTI (H6) SETTLES USD 0.44 LOWER AT USD 60.63/BBL; BRENT (H6) SETTLES USD 0.29 LOWER AT USD 65.59/BBL

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signaling its openness to communication with Iran may imply a potential for easing tensions, which could influence market sentiment. If this results in improved diplomatic relations, we might see volatility in energy markets, particularly WTI, due to shifts in supply concerns and geopolitical risk. Traders should watch for asset reactions as shifts in this dynamic often have far-reaching implications for commodities and broader markets.

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