EU leaders prepare for potential talks with Russian President Putin, via FT citing official, as European capitals grow frustrated with negotiations to end the war in Ukraine led by US President Trump

The EU's potential engagement with President Putin signals a possible shift in diplomatic strategy as frustration grows with the current U.S.-led negotiations.

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This development may heighten geopolitical tensions and could impact market sentiment across various asset classes, particularly in energy markets and currencies like the euro and dollar, as traders assess implications for supply dynamics and risk appetite.

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