Air raid sirens sounded in 186 locations in Tel Aviv, the coastal plain, and southern Nagev after detecting missiles allegedly originating from Iran, according to reports from Sky News Arabia

The activation of air raid sirens across multiple locations in Israel suggests a significant escalation in regional tensions, potentially impacting market sentiment.

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Air raid sirens sounded in 186 locations in Tel Aviv, the coastal plain, and southern Nagev after detecting missiles allegedly originating from Iran, according to reports from Sky News Arabia

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If missile threats are confirmed and linked to Iran, investors may react by favoring safe-haven assets like gold and the dollar, while oil prices, particularly WTI, could face upward pressure due to geopolitical risk premium in energy markets.

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