Israeli airstrike targets Habbouch town in southern Lebanon, while reports also noted that siren sound in Metula, Israel

The Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon signals a significant escalation in regional tensions, which could influence risk sentiment across global markets.

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Investors should monitor potential impacts on safe-haven assets like gold and currencies such as the USD and JPY, given the heightened geopolitical risk. The sound of sirens in Metula, Israel, adds to concerns about regional stability and may prompt further market volatility.

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