Iran's IRGC spokesman, responding to Israeli PM, insists Tehran is still building missiles, AP reports

The statement from Iran's IRGC suggesting ongoing missile development underscores escalating tensions with Israel, a situation that could have ramifications across global markets.

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Iran's IRGC spokesman, responding to Israeli PM, insists Tehran is still building missiles, AP reports

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This kind of geopolitical instability typically supports safe-haven assets like gold and could contribute to fluctuations in oil prices, while also influencing currencies perceived as risk-sensitive, such as the EUR and JPY.

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