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Iran reportedly ships USD 2.7bln worth of missiles to Russia, according to Bloomberg

The reported shipment of $2.7 billion worth of missiles from Iran to Russia could escalate tensions in the region and provoke a response from the United States and its allies.

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This development may lead to increased volatility in energy and commodity markets, particularly given the intertwining of military and economic sanctions. Traders should monitor potential impacts on risk sentiment and asset flows, especially in safe-haven currencies, crude oil, and metal prices.

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