Hezbollah MP says group rejects any direct talks between Lebanon and Israel, AFP reports

The rejection of direct talks between Lebanon and Israel by Hezbollah underscores ongoing regional tensions, which may elevate risk perceptions among investors.

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An official source told Al-Hadath: Negotiations between Lebanon and Israel will be held next Tuesday in Washington... and Beirut is demanding that a ceasefire be implemented alongside the start of negotiations.

Hezbollah MP says group rejects any direct talks between Lebanon and Israel, AFP reports

A Lebanese official told CNN there would be “no negotiations under fire” in response to Israel’s plan to offer to start “direct negotiations” with an aim to ending hostilities.

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This geopolitical friction could prompt movements in safe-haven assets like gold and forex markets, particularly affecting the USD as traders reassess risk premiums. Additionally, energy markets may react to heightened instability in a region significant for oil transport and production.

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