Iran's Foreign Minister Araqchi says UK PM Starmer is putting British lives in danger by allowing UK bases to be used for aggression against Iran

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Iran's Foreign Minister's remarks highlight escalating tensions between Iran and the UK, suggesting a potential for further regional instability. This could lead to increased market volatility in energy and precious metals, especially as traders may react to perceived risks involving oil supply disruptions or conflict. Watch for safe-haven flows into gold and the impacts on forex pairs linked to the GBP and USD as the situation develops.

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