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Sign InEuropean Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has called for enhanced coordination among EU member states regarding energy prices amid the ongoing conflict involving Iran. This move comes as Middle East tensions threaten to increase volatility across global energy markets. Von der Leyen emphasized the need for a unified approach to mitigate potential economic impacts and ensure price stability within the bloc. The objective is to protect European consumers and industries from sudden spikes in fuel and electricity costs. While the call reflects growing concerns, analysts view it as a precautionary policy response rather than a reaction to a new escalation. Market participants continue to monitor Brent Crude and WTI prices, alongside the potential impact on the EUR/USD exchange rate.