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QATAR'S PM AL THANI TOLD G7 FOREIGN MINISTERS IN PARIS THAT DOHA HAD SECURED "AT LEAST TWO WEEKS" TO PURSUE DIPLOMATIC EFFORTS FOR A WASHINGTON-TEHRAN UNDERSTANDING - JERUSALEM POST
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Qatar’s prime minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, told G7 foreign ministers in Paris that Doha has secured “at least two weeks” to pursue diplomatic efforts toward a Washington-Tehran understanding, according to the Jerusalem Post. The window is intended to keep U.S.-Iran talks alive and reduce the risk of escalation over the near term. The specific terms under discussion and any deadlines beyond the two-week period were not detailed in the report. Traders will watch for signals from Washington and Tehran on whether the talks produce a framework, and for any spillover into oil and risk sentiment during the pause.
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