Iran's Foreign Minister criticises UAE for being an active partner in Israeli aggression, IRIB reports

The criticism from Iran's Foreign Minister towards the UAE for partnering with Israel could signal escalating tensions in the region, which may influence market sentiment and commodity prices.

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Such geopolitical friction often results in safe-haven flows towards assets like gold and can impact oil prices, especially if military actions become more pronounced. Traders should monitor how this trend develops, as it could lead to increased volatility in FX pairs and commodities, particularly WTI and gold.

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