US War Secretary Hegseth says ceasefire is not over

The comment from the US War Secretary suggests ongoing tensions that could impact the geopolitical landscape, particularly regarding energy markets.

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US War Secretary Hegseth says ceasefire is not over

US War Secretary Hegseth says the world has expressed a desire to be part of project freedom

US General Caine says Iran has fired at commercial vessels nine times and seized two container ships since the ceasefire was announced; Iran continues to launch attacks on its neighbouring countries

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  • Would urge Iran to be prudent in any actions they take.
  • Will not entangle Iran war into some nation-building project.
  • Hopes South Korea steps up. In contact with South Korea over the ship hit by Iran.
  • There is a line of safe passage that commercial shipping can flow through. 
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A commitment to avoid a wider conflict may support stability in oil prices, but caution against Iranian actions could indicate potential risks for supply routes. Traders should consider how this may affect WTI prices and related commodities amid the EU and US sessions.

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