SPOKESMAN FOR IRAN’S REVOLUTIONARY GUARDS SAYS IRAN WILL BECOME THE WORLD’S ABSOLUTE SUPERPOWER IN THE “FINAL WAR,” WITH BRIG. GEN. MOHEBBI SAYING “GOD WILLING, IN THE FINAL WAR WE WILL BECOME THE ABSOLUTE SUPERPOWER OF THE WORLD”

A spokesman for Iran's Revolutionary Guards, Brigadier General Mohebbi, is quoted stating that Iran will become the world's absolute superpower in the "final war," according to a headline attributed to FS. The statement is rhetorical and carries no reported military action, sanctions change, or policy decision, so its direct transmission to prices is limited. The main channel for markets is geopolitical risk premia, where bellicose official rhetoric can lift demand for safe-haven assets such as gold, U.S. Treasuries, and the Japanese yen, while pressuring equities in the Gulf region and risk-sensitive emerging markets. Oil is the most exposed commodity, since any perceived escalation affecting Strait of Hormuz shipping or Iranian export flows can add a supply-risk premium to Brent and WTI. Traders should watch for any follow-through from Tehran or Washington, including changes in military posture, shipping advisories, or movements in Brent crude futures during the next OPEC+ production decision.

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