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"Israel and Syria agreed to increase the pace of negotiations, meet more frequently, and take confidence-building measures between the two countries", according to Axios' Ravid

This development between Israel and Syria represents a potential de-escalation in tensions in a historically volatile region, which may have positive implications for regional stability.

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  • "The two countries expressed a desire to reach a security agreement under Trump's vision for the Middle East,"
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Increased negotiations and confidence-building measures could affect market sentiment, particularly in commodities like oil and gold, and currencies like the USD and JPY given the geopolitical structure of the players involved. Traders should monitor how this progresses, as any notable shifts in sentiment could influence risk assets and flows.

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