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White House posts "There will never be a deal unless [Iran] agrees that THERE WILL BE NO NUCLEAR WEAPONS"

The White House's firm stance on Iran's nuclear program signals heightened geopolitical tension, which could lead to increased volatility in energy markets, particularly crude oil.

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If Iran perceives this as an impasse, it may escalate tensions, potentially affecting oil supply or prompting sanctions, which would have broader implications for global prices and risk sentiment.

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