Iran's Ghalibaf Accuses US of Provoking New Conflict

Iran's Chief Negotiator Ghalibaf has accused the United States of attempting to initiate a new conflict, heightening geopolitical tensions in the region. This rhetoric could influence risk appetite among investors, particularly in energy markets, as concerns over potential supply disruptions from Iran may arise. Oil prices are particularly exposed, given Iran's significant role in global oil supply and the potential for sanctions or military action to impact production. Traders will be closely watching upcoming diplomatic engagements or statements from U.S. officials that could clarify intentions or escalate tensions further.

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