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Iran invited high-level officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey to Tehran to discuss regional security, sending US stock futures up and crude oil down. However, the strength of natural gas shows that the energy risks are not over.
iran Senior security and defense officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey will be invited to hold regional security talks in Tehran. news drivenUS stocks Futures rose slightly, with front-month Brent and WTI crude futures falling about 2% each, indicating that market concerns about escalating conflicts in the Middle East have eased.
Kani, deputy general secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, told state television that Saudi Defense Minister Khalid, Pakistan Army Chief Munir and Turkish intelligence chief Kalin would take part in the talks.
Carney said the three countries can cooperate with Iran and use Iran’s experience in protecting national security to jointly take an effective step to protect the security of countries in the region. He said the talks would be conducted in accordance with the security concept proposed by Iran and involving countries in the region.
The Saudi deputy minister for public diplomacy also said that the participating officials will meet with Iranian President Perezaskian and Secretary General of the Supreme National Security Council Rezaei on Monday.
US stock futures rose, with S&P 500 futures up 0.2%.
However, the rise in European natural gas futures still reminds the market that energy prices may remain higher in the medium term. bet onoil price The risk for investors, with stocks falling and stocks rising, is that talks, like previous efforts to ease tensions, may fail to bear fruit.
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Iran will invite high-level security and defense officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey to Tehran for talks to focus on regional security cooperation and promote the security concept of the countries participating in the region proposed by Iran.
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After the news was announced, US stock futures rose slightly, with the S&P 500 index rising 0.2%; Front-month Brent and West Texas crude oil futures fell about 2% each, indicating that market concerns about the escalating conflict in the Middle East have temporarily calmed.
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Although oil prices have fallen, European natural gas futures have risen, indicating that energy prices may still remain strong in the medium term; If the results of this meeting are not implemented, investors betting on oil falling and stocks rising may still face upside risk.
