Oil Slips as Iran Set to Attend Negotiations With US in Pakistan

Oil slipped on signs that Iran will attend negotiations with the US in Islamabad before a ceasefire between the sides ends.
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Oil slipped on signs that Iran will attend negotiations with the US in Islamabad before a ceasefire between the sides ends.
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Defense Priorities’ Rosemary Kelanic tells Bloomberg TV that Iran believes prolonging negotiations will yield more leverage. She notes that while both sides want a deal, Tehran is in no rush to settle. (Source: Bloomberg)

South Korean stocks climbed to a record, powered by chipmakers as the artificial intelligence trade regained momentum and optimism reemerged about a US-Iran peace deal.
Asia markets opened higher Tuesday as investors brushed aside fresh threats from Trump on Iran ahead of a fragile ceasefire deadline.