PAKISTAN WILL WORK WITH ARAGHCHI DURING THE COMING HOURS TO RESOLVE THE HORMUZ CRISIS FIRST - AL HADATH

Pakistan has committed to engaging with Iranian deputy foreign minister Abbas Araghchi in the coming hours to help de-escalate tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, according to Al Hadath. The diplomatic initiative may ease concerns over supply disruption in one of the world’s most critical oil transit chokepoints, potentially reducing risk premiums in energy markets. Brent crude and shipping rates tied to the region are particularly sensitive to changes in geopolitical risk and naval security conditions in the Strait. A successful diplomatic outcome could support downward pressure on oil prices and improve insurance costs for vessels transiting Hormuz. Traders will watch for updates from the Pakistan-Iran talks and any statements from regional naval forces or energy exporters on shipment status.

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