US President Trump expects Iran Foreign Minister Araghchi to remain part of Iran talks, according to Fox; the 3-5 day ceasefire is not true

The clarification regarding Iran's foreign minister's role in talks suggests a continuation of diplomatic engagement, which may reduce immediate tensions.

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However, the denial of a ceasefire could raise concerns over escalating hostilities in the region, particularly affecting oil prices and broader market sentiment. Watch for movements in energy commodities and safe-haven assets as developments unfold.

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