Each day, President Trump is presented with options for ending the war with Iran, according to NBC citing sources, and he hasn't taken any so far.

The report suggests a lack of immediate resolution to the conflict with Iran, as President Trump has yet to take options off the table.

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  • The off-ramps are a standard part of war planning, which also includes possibilities for escalation if the White House decides to increase the pressure on Iran.
  • Timeline for duration of the war could change every day.
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This uncertainty can contribute to volatility across various asset classes, particularly oil and safe-haven currencies, as markets may react to developments in geopolitical tensions. Additionally, the potential for escalation could weigh on risk sentiment, influencing equities and commodities like gold and crude oil.

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