IDF says for the second time today, it has begun a broad wave of strikes in Tehran

The renewed wave of strikes by the IDF in Tehran indicates escalating tensions, which could lead to increased volatility in regional assets, particularly oil and gold.

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IDF says for the second time today, it has begun a broad wave of strikes in Tehran

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Investors should monitor for further developments, as sustained military actions may shift risk sentiment significantly and impact regional currencies.

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