Iran Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei said Iran's missile program has never been part of negotiations.

Columnist Matthew Lynn says the long 'oil crisis' era (1973–2026) is ending. He argues recent US–Israel action against Iran, widely feared to trigger a severe energy shock, pushed oil up briefly but did not hit inflation-adjusted record highs (2008 peak $147/bbl ≈ $224/bbl today). Markets no longer expect emergency energy-consumption curbs or runaway interest-rate spikes. Lynn identifies three market implications: a reduced strategic weight for the Middle East; downward pressure on inf — US headline prices could be near-flat YoY for a decade or more; and greater global economic stability as oil loses its headline-driving role, though it remains economically important.

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