Hezbollah rejects the ceasefire and announces that they will resist the buffer zone implemented in Southern Lebanon by the Israeli military

Hezbollah's rejection of the ceasefire and their commitment to resist the buffer zone highlights rising tensions in a volatile region, which could lead to escalated conflict.

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This situation typically supports safe-haven assets like gold and can impact energy prices, particularly oil, as market participants assess the risk of disruptions in supply. Additionally, heightened geopolitical risks could lead to USD strength as investors flock to safer currencies, while weighing potential impacts on regional equities and currency pairs like EUR and JPY.

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