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A Pakistani source has revealed that Iran submitted a revised peace proposal to the United States aimed at ending the ongoing war. This move follows 19 days of conflict characterized by previous exchanges of peace proposals between the two nations. According to reports, the initiative suggests that Tehran may be seeking a diplomatic off-ramp amid escalating military and economic pressures.
Global markets are closely monitoring the impact of this potential de-escalation on energy prices, as geopolitical concerns have maintained a significant risk premium. Per market data, U.S. API Crude Oil Stocks showed a decrease of -2.188 million barrels as of May 12, 2026, highlighting a sensitive supply environment. Analysts suggest that a diplomatic breakthrough could alleviate the pressure on crude prices that has built up during the regional tensions.
Traders are awaiting an official U.S. response to the proposal alongside key economic indicators, with the U.S. Annual CPI recorded at 2.8% (close May 12, 2026). Upcoming catalysts include the WASDE Report, which may further influence commodity markets. Volatility in regional equities is expected to persist until the international community's stance on this revised proposal becomes clear.