US VP Vance was reportedly sceptical of the US striking Iran in the lead-up to the decision to launch the war, Politico reports citing sources

The report of US VP Vance being skeptical about a military strike on Iran could indicate a potential for de-escalation in tensions, which may positively impact oil prices, especially WTI.

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This skepticism suggests a reconsideration of aggressive policies that could impact the energy markets, fostering a more stable outlook in the region. Traders should monitor sentiment shifts and how this may affect oil supply narratives going forward.

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