IAEA says secured agreement between Russia and Ukraine to implement ceasefire for repairs to begin on last remaining backup power line to Zaporizhzhya plant

The IAEA's announcement of an agreement between Russia and Ukraine for a ceasefire related to repairs at the Zaporizhzhya plant suggests a potential easing of tensions in the region.

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This could have implications for energy markets, particularly given Europe's reliance on the stability of Ukrainian energy infrastructure, and may influence sentiment towards risk assets as the situation develops.

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