US President Trump says Iran knows what not to do; when asked what would violate the ceasefire, says you'll find out

President Trump's comments about Iran suggest an ongoing tension, particularly regarding their actions in the Strait of Hormuz.

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  • Not one ship has passed through Hormuz blockade.
  • Iran respects us more than ever.
  • When asked about potentially arming Iranians soon, says "i don't want to say". 
  • Iranians want to protest, but they don't have any guns. 
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His assertion that Iran knows the boundaries of acceptable behavior, coupled with his non-committal stance on arming them, indicates a complex dynamic that could influence oil prices and market sentiment. Traders should stay alert for potential escalation or compliance that could affect risk assets and commodities, especially in energy markets.

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