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President Trump said after talks with Qatar’s leader that Qatar would prefer a peaceful resolution with Iran, while Saudi Arabia shares that preference, but the US remains ready to carry out strikes if necessary. The remarks, reported by Reuters, signal that Washington is keeping military options open even as Gulf allies push for de-escalation. The comments matter for markets because any US-Iran flare-up could hit oil prices and risk sentiment across global assets. Traders will watch for further signals from Washington and Gulf capitals on whether diplomacy or military action gains the upper hand.

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