IRGC affirms it carried out no launches during ceasefire

The IRGC's confirmation of no launches during the ceasefire suggests a temporary easing of tensions, which could be interpreted as a positive signal for diplomacy in the region.

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This may influence market sentiment toward regional assets, particularly in risk-sensitive sectors like oil and local currencies. However, the durability of this ceasefire remains uncertain, and markets should remain vigilant for further developments.

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