German Chancellor Merz says he is concerned that there is no common plan to conclude the Middle East conflict

Chancellor Merz's concern about the lack of a unified plan to resolve the Middle East conflict indicates increasing geopolitical tensions that could impact regional stability.

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This uncertainty may heighten risk aversion among investors, leading to potential safe-haven flows into assets like gold and the US dollar. Additionally, it could affect market sentiment across equities and potentially influence energy prices amid supply chain fears.

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