Israel may resume fighting after the two-week deadline expires to reach an agreement with Lebanon, Al Arabiya reports

The potential resumption of fighting between Israel and Lebanon after the two-week deadline signifies an escalation of tensions in the region, which could impact energy prices and safe-haven assets.

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This news may lead to increased volatility in the USD and commodities, particularly oil, as traders react to heightened geopolitical risks and their implications for supply stability.

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