Hezbollah says its attacks on Israel will continue until the aggression stops, according to Fars News Agency, while it fires rockets at Israel citing ceasefire breaches

Hezbollah's announcement indicates a potential escalation in tensions between Israel and militant groups, which could heighten regional instability.

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This kind of conflict can lead to significant volatility in energy prices and safe-haven currencies like the USD, as markets react to perceived risks. Traders should closely monitor this situation for further developments, as sustained conflict may shift market sentiment and drive asset reallocations.

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