Channel 12, quoting an Israeli official says Israel has no high expectations for the success of negotiations with Lebanon

The statement from an Israeli official indicates a lack of optimism regarding negotiations with Lebanon, which could potentially escalate tensions in the region.

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This uncertainty is likely to affect safe-haven assets like gold and the Japanese yen, while also influencing energy prices, notably oil, given the geopolitical risk dynamics at play. Traders should closely monitor market reactions, particularly in forex where shifts may occur in USD and EUR as geopolitical perceptions evolve.

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