SOURCES TO THE "CNN" NETWORK: THE UNITED STATES BELIEVES THERE IS A SPLIT BETWEEN THE IRANIAN NEGOTIATION TEAM AND THE REVOLUTIONARY GUARD.

Reports indicate that the United States perceives a division between Iran's negotiation team and the Revolutionary Guard, potentially complicating ongoing diplomatic efforts. This situation could affect risk appetite in the region, as uncertainty surrounding Iran's political stability may lead to increased volatility in oil markets and geopolitical tensions. Investors in energy commodities, particularly crude oil, may be most exposed due to the potential for supply disruptions stemming from heightened tensions. Traders will likely focus on upcoming diplomatic engagements or statements from both U.S. and Iranian officials as catalysts for market movement.

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