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Israel is considering a short-term cease-fire in Lebanon that could pause the war against Iran-backed Hezbollah, three Israeli officials said on Wednesday via NYT

The potential short-term cease-fire in Lebanon, if formalized, could represent a significant de-escalation in regional tensions involving Israel and Hezbollah.

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  • The Israeli government has yet to formally sign off on the truce, and the discussions around it remained fluid. It could be discussed by Israel’s high-level security cabinet when it meets on Wednesday night, one of the officials said.
  • Two of the Israeli officials said the cease-fire could begin as early as Thursday and last about a week.
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Traders should monitor the geopolitical landscape closely, as a pause in hostilities might lead to fluctuations in energy prices, particularly oil, and affect FX movements, especially with regard to the USD and JPY.

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