Deputy Head of Russian Military intelligence shot in Moscow, sources report

The reported shooting of a high-ranking Russian military official marks a significant escalation in domestic instability, which could have far-reaching implications on geopolitical tensions.

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Deputy Head of Russian Military intelligence shot in Moscow, sources report

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Such events often affect market sentiment, particularly in safe-haven assets like gold and the USD, as traders react to the uncertainty surrounding Russia's internal security and military posture. Watch for potential volatility in energy commodities, given Russia's significant role in global oil supplies.

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