Al Arabiya correspondent reports new Israeli airstrikes on Beirut

The reports of new Israeli airstrikes on Beirut mark a significant escalation in regional tensions, which could have wide-ranging implications across various asset classes.

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This development may lead to a flight to safety, benefiting currencies like the USD and JPY, and potentially driving up gold and oil prices as fears increase. Traders should monitor how this situation unfolds, as prolonged instability could disrupt market sentiment further.

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