Iran's Hormuz reopening offer and a possible nuclear program concession keep truce hopes alive, and oil eased as those diplomatic signals outweighed fresh attacks on Saudi-linked s
Iran's Hormuz reopening offer and a possible nuclear program concession keep truce hopes alive, and oil eased as those diplomatic signals outweighed fresh attacks on Saudi-linked supply routes. The picture stays mixed, with Pakistan mediating at the UN while Iraq suspends Iranian flights under US sanctions pressure. Markets are treating the diplomatic track as the dominant driver for now, though supply risk keeps a floor under energy prices.
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