Explosion was heard in Abu Dhabi, Fars News reports citing Arab sources

The report of an explosion in Abu Dhabi suggests a potential escalation in regional tensions, which could prompt market reactions across multiple asset classes.

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Explosion was heard in Abu Dhabi, Fars News reports citing Arab sources

[MARKET UPDATE] Modest upside seen in crude futures amid headlines of attacks in Iran by the US, although US officials claim the ceasefire has not ended; Iran yet to respond

"US military attacked Iranian targets in the Strait of Hormuz, an American official told me. The American official claimed that the attacks do not constitute a renewal of the war with Iran", Axios' Ravid posts

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Traders should watch for impacts on oil prices and safe-haven currencies, particularly if further developments indicate a significant threat to stability. The situation may lead to heightened volatility during the US session as markets digest the implications.

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