Infrastructure facilities in the Lviv region of western Ukraine were hit by a Russian strike, according to the regional governor

The Russian strike on infrastructure in Lviv is likely to escalate tensions in the region, which may prompt further volatility in energy markets and safe-haven assets like gold.

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Traders should watch for potential impacts on regional risk sentiment and currency flows, especially towards the USD and EUR, as geopolitical events often drive investor behavior in times of uncertainty.

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