IDF says more areas in Israel may come under fire from Lebanon; IDF urges vigilance ahead of possible wider fire from Lebanon

The IDF's warning indicates an escalation in tensions with Lebanon, which could lead to increased volatility in both the forex and commodities markets.

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Israeli PM Netanyahu says there is no ceasefire in Lebanon; we won't stop until Northern Israel is secure; We are continuing to strike Hezbollah with force

Israeli Chief of Staff says The army is in a state of war and we continue to fight Hezbollah with full force, Al Arabiya reports

IDF says more areas in Israel may come under fire from Lebanon; IDF urges vigilance ahead of possible wider fire from Lebanon

Lebanon's Hezbollah Lawmaker Ali Fayyad says the group rejects direct negotiations with Israel; Lebanese government should demand ceasefire as precondition before any further steps

An Israeli official told Israeli Broadcasting that Lebanon must dismiss Hezbollah ministers from the government to build trust

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Traders should be prepared for potential moves in safe-haven assets like gold, as well as impacts on oil prices if conflict intensifies, altering supply dynamics. This development may heighten market sensitivity to regional geopolitical risks and influence USD positioning amid changing risk appetite.

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