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ECB's de Guindos says the impact from war in Iran will depend on the duration of conflict

The comments from ECB's de Guindos highlight that the economic implications of the Iran conflict will largely depend on its length.

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If the conflict escalates and extends over a significant period, it could impact energy prices and broader market stability, potentially influencing ECB policy and EU economic conditions. Traders should consider the potential for volatility in energy markets and how this may correlate with the euro and fixed-income assets.

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